TH
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TO
OJIY0FOHIOAGO
E.F.HOLLISTER&CO.
DEALERS IN
CARPETS/
FURNITURE,
Curtains, Bedding, Ho^l,se F^lrn^sh^ng
AND
UPHOLSTERY GOODS,
Nos 117, 119, 121 & 123 STATE STREET,
EVERY DESCRIPTION OF PARLOR, CHAMBER, LIBRARY, DINING-ROOM
AND FIXE FURNITURE. HOUSES, HOTELS, PUBLIC BUILD-
IXGS, CHURCHES, ETC., ETC., FURNISHED
THROUGHOUT WITH
, Jfnrnifitrc,
OUR COMBINED STOCK WILL BE FOUND THE LARGEST AND FINEST IN
THE CITY, AND AN EXAMINATION OF GOODS AND
PRICES EARNESTLY SOLICITED.
MANUFACTORY ESTABLISHED
FAIR BANKS
Standard Scales
MADE WITH THK LATKST AM) MOST VALUABLE IMPROVEMENTS, AND
Al'APTKI) TO ALL R Eol I K K 1 ) USES.
Baggage Barrows, Warehouse Trucks,
Grain Wagons, Improved Money Drawers, Etc.
>, .HK A CO.
Ill & 113 LAKE STREET.
SCALES OJ I 1. 1, It 1. \ Its I'ltOMl'TLY ItKr
TOWLiE
SUCCESSORS TO
CT. W. IDCX^ItTIE & CO.
Wholesale Grocers
41 AND 43 WABASH AVENUE,
.!. TOWLE.
JOHN ROPKR.
J. W. DOANE, -
GEORGE CLAPP, Agent,
Formerly "Rubber Clothing Company,"
MANUFACTURERS, IMPORTERS AND DEALERS
IN ALL KINDS OF
RUBBER GOODS
Excepting only our New York House, we carry the LARGEST stock of Rubber Goods of
my house in the United States.
All Goods quoted at New York Prices, thus giving the advantage of the freight.
Rubber and Leather Belting, Packing and Hose.
F. M. SHEPARD, Pres't.
J. A. MINOTT, Sec'y.
OFFICES OF RUBBER CLOTHING :
& 3<i3 BltOADWAY, COR. FRANKLIN ST., NEW YORK.
105 & 107 MADISON STREET, CHICAGO,
4OO NORTH FOURTH STREET, ST. LOUIS.
<>07 MARKET STREET, SAN FRANCISCO.
CHICAGO, ILL. DETROIT, MICH. ALBANY, N. Y.
• M. •_':( .M (.«•»>. !i \ II i.ii'.-ii M.
RATHBONE, SARD & CO.
MANl'KAriTRKUS ()K TIIK
Feai'loNN €!®i
BRILLIANT BASE BURNER,
With Anti-Clinker Grate, and numerous improvements, making it uncqualed as .1
lianl coal heating Stove.
BEAUTY.
ECONOMY.
UTILITY.
DURABILITY.
Combining many
Itt-siritlili- 1'i'iitiii-rn.
Apparent on
inspection.
Rathbone Range
AND
PACIFIC COOK,
Adapted to city use — for
hard coal.
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* F Jf iMtS** '• an<1 lnost ^""P'ete as-
THK I.ARGKST
ost oomplc-t
sortment of
Sliives and Hollow Ware.
Prices guaranteed as low
ny good Sto
be bought fo
as any good Stove can
e bought for.
For Wood.
38 & 40 Lake Street, - CHICAGO.
FIELD, LEITER & CO.
DRY GOODS
AT BO TTOM PRICES.
Madison and Market Streets.
FIELD, LEITER & CO.
Dry Goods ^Carpets
The Latest European Novelties Received as Appear.
State and Washington Sts.
THE
Strangers' <Suide
TO TH E
City of Chicago \
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CIVKS THE LOCATION OF
Plni:i-> of Aim^ement, Banks, Cemeteries, Churches, City Offices, Educational
Institutes, 1-Yeight Offices. Foreign Consuls, Hotels, Hospitals and Asylums,
Societies, Newspaper Offices, Parks, Public Buildings, Railway Depots,
Ticket Offices, Transportation Lines, Telegraph Offices, United
States Offices, Hack Ordinances, Suburban Towns, Etc.
ALSO A
Complete and Reliable gtfeet Di
Nl WITH UKMS OF PUBLIC Bl'UDlXGS. ETC.
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SOUTHARD & CULLATON. PRINTERS.
MONROE STREET.
1873.
IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS OF
GROCERIES
Cor, Lake Street and Wabash Ave,
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS.
TIE-A.
TOBA-CCO
-A-OSTX) F^.3STCY O-IiOCES-IES
EDDY, HARVEY & CARTER \"atsa°T\F™ ,"*, Buok
272 ft 274 MADISON ST. I °OOd8 at Wholesale.
CONTENTS.
PAGE.
ASSOCIATIONS 41
A MUSEMENTS 25
BANKING INSTITUTIONS 45
BIRD'S-EYE VIEW OF CHICAGO 39
CEMETERIES 29
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE 13
CHARITABLE INSTITUTIONS 41
CHICAGO STREET GUIDE 59
CHICAGO BUSINESS DIRECTORY 97
CHURCHES 19
COURTS ii
EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS 1 1
EXPRESS OFFICES 35
FOREIGN CONSULS 33
GRAND PACIFIC HOTEL 17
HACK ORDINANCE 37
HOTELS 15
INTER-STATE INDUSTRIAL EXPOSITION BUILDING 57
LIBRARIES 41
MCVICKER' s THEATRE 25
NEW CUSTOM HOUSE AND POST OFFICE 53
NEWSPAPER OFFICES 9
NOTABLE BUILDINGS 27
PARKS 23
POST OFFICE 33
RAILWAY DEPOTS 55
RAILWAY TICKET OFFICES 55
REGISTER OF CITY OFFICIALS 7
SCHOOLS 43
SUBURBAN TOWNS 29
STREET CAR AND OMNIBUS ROUTES 21
TABLE OF DISTANCES AND RAILROAD FARES 49
TELEGRAPH OFFICES 35
TRANSPORTATION LINES 51
TUNNELS 41
VIEW OF THE FIRST HOUSE BUILT IN CHICAGO 47
WATER WORKS 31
CULVER, PAGE, HOYNE & CO. 1 118 & 12° Monroe st-
WHOLESALE PAPER DEALERS. J Opp. Old Post Office.
AD VER TISEMENTS.
Illinois Central R.R.
CHICACO to ST. LOUIS
"WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS!
Making DIRECT Connections at ST. LOUIS for
Kansas City, Leavenworth
ST. JOSEPH, FT. SCOTT, LAWRENCE, ATCHISON, TOPEKA,
DENVER, AND ALL POINTS SOUTHWEST.
y
«5-TVITHOTTT CHA/XGIE OF CA.R,S.-=£*L
]QQ MILES THE SHORTEST ROUTE
To MEMPHIS, VICKSBUItG, MOBILE,
AND ALL POINTS SOUTH. This is also the Direct Route to
DECATUR, VINCENNES, PEORIA, PAN A, EVANSV1LLE, CANTON,
Vandnlia, Shawneetown, Keokuk, Terre Haute, Warsaw.
**»WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS.-=©& The Direct Route to
FARMER CITY. CLINTON. MT. PULASKI and SPRINGFIELD.
GTTTfAHTI TH
inuxiuu iy
T CHANGE OF CARS.=®> The only Direct Route to
GALENA, DUBUQUE, WATERLOO, CEDAR FALLS, CHARLES CITY,
ACKLEY, FORT DODCE AND SIOUX CITY.
Elegant DRAWING-ROOM SLEEPING CARS on all Night Trains,
BAGGAGE CHECKED TO ALL IMPORTANT POINTS.
A HI nUTn Ann- l-l Randolph St. (near Clark); Great Central De-
Al UmUAuU-pot, foot of Lake St.: Union Depot, foot of 22d St.
W. P. JOHNSON, Gen'l Pass. Agent, Chicago. I A MITCHELL. Gen'l Sup't. Chicago.
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OPPOSITE FIELD, LEITER 6- C0.,
THE ONLY GALLERY USING A WATER POWER ELEVATOR
IlsT TIHIIE "WOIR-LID.
Establishment has the largest and best Operating Rooms
in the United States. Is fitted up with all the most Modern Improve-
ments, including a Patent Sky-Light, not surpassed by any thing yet
constructed. The easiest of access in Chicago, having the most elegant
Elevator in the world.
Portraits taken in all styles, from the Smallest Locket Picture to
a Life-Size Portrait in Oil, at most reasonable prices.
The proprietors employ only the very best Artists, and buy only
the finest material obtainable in this country and in Europe.
STUDIOS, OVER RODDIN & HAMILTON'S JEWELRY STORE.
EDDY, HARVEY & CARTER
272 & 274 MADISON ST.
The Strangers' Guide to the City of Chicago.
REGISTER OF CITY OFFICIALS.
Mayor — Hon. Joseph Medill, office, 2 City. Hall, Adams street,
east entrance.
City Clerk— C. T. Hotchkiss, office, 5 City Hall, Adams street, east
entrance.
City Comptroller — A. H. Burley, office, 3 City Hall, Adams street,
east entrance.
( 'ity Treasurer — David A. Gage, office, 9 City Hall, Adams street,
east entrance.
City Attorney — I. N. Stiles, office, 8 City Hall, Adams street, east
entrance.
Corporation Counsel — M. F. Tuley, office, 8 City Hall, Adams street,
east entrance-.
Tax Commissioner — C. N. Holden, office, 5 City Hall, La Salle
street entrance.
Assessor South Div. — W. H. Gray, office, 5 City Hall, La Salle
street entrance.
Assessor West Div. — James N. Clark, office, 5 City Hall, La Salle
street entrance.
Assessor North Div. — C. Dennehy, office, 5 City Hall, La Salle
street entrance.
City Collector — Geo. Von Hollen, office, i City Hall, La Salle street
entrance.
Oil Inspector — John O'Neill, Ft. Wayne Oil House.
Fish Inspector — John F. Brown, 43 W. Washington.
Wood Inspector — J. McDermott.
Strain Inulcr Inspector — J. I). Murphy, 131 W. Randolph.
City Physician — Dr. John Guerin, 119 Archer av.
City U'ci^/icr — K. Powell, cor. Randolph and Desplaines.
City Ganger — A Mueller, 83 W. Randolph.
Corporation J\iper — Chicago Post Co., 86 and 88 Dearborn.
City Sealer — F. S. Gardner, 128 W. Washington.
Superintendent House of Correction — C. E. Felton.
CULVER, PAGE, HOYNE & CO. I ™ * 120 MONEOE ST.,
) Opp. Old Post Office.
AD VER Tf SEME NTS.
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Manufacturers and Importers of
Cloaks, Suits and Underwear.
CLOAKINGS, VELVETS, VELVETEENS, BEAVEES, Etc.
L.ICES. GIMPS, FRINGES, BUTTONS, CORDS, TASSELS. ETC.
A Large Stock and Latest Styles. Close Buyers are invited to Examine.
,",4 & 56
'Wholesale JoVobers and Dealers in
s> COFFEES, SPICES
* Fancy Groceries,
29 & 31 RIVER STREET, - - - CHICAGO.
EDDY, HARVEY & CARTER HaT6
272 It 274 MADISON 8T. I G°°dS m the Clt*'
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Common Council meets room 17, City Hall, Adams street; east en-
trance. J. H. McEvoy, President.
J^oard of Public Works — Headquarters, City Hall, Adams St.; west
entrance. W. H. Carter, Pres.; E. S. Chesbrough, City Eng.
BoaAt of Health — Headquarters, City Hall, Adams street; west
entrance. Dr. H. A. Johnson, Pres.
Police Department — Headquarters, City Hall; La Salle street en-
trance. Elmer Washburn, Superintendent Police.
Police Courts — South Division, cor. Harrison st. and Pacific av.; A.
H. Banyon, Justice. West Division, cor. Madison and Union
sts. ; Dan'l Scully, Justice. North Division, 180 N. Dearborn
Fire Department — Headquarters, City Hall; Quincy street entrance.
Fire Alarm and Police Telegraph — City Hall; Quincy street en-
trance. E. K. Chandler, Supt.
DAILY NEWSPAPERS.
The Tribune — Southeast corner Dearborn and Madison.
The Times — Northwest corner Washington and Fifth av.
The Inter- Ocean — 118 and 121 Lake, near corner Clark.
The Journal — 159 and 161 Dearborn.
The Post—SS Dearborn.
The Mail — 123 Fifth av.
The Staats '/.eitung — Northeast corner Washington and Fifth av.
The Daily Union — 124 Franklin.
The Freie Presse — 185 Washington.
The Hotel Reporter— (>$ S. Canal.
CULVER, PAGE, HOYNE & CO,
BOX MAKEKS' STOCK & TOOLS,
118 & 120 MONROE ST.
A D VER TISEMENTS.
ESTABLISHED,
1855.
VER6HO, RDHLING & CO,
138, 140
IMPORTERS OF
GERMAN, FRENCH AND ENGLISH
DRUGGISTS' SUNDRIES
BASKET FACTORY in KRONACH, State of BAVARIA, GERMANY.
A Retail Department is Connected with our House.
EDDY, HARVEY & GARTER
272 & 274 MADISON ST. I ana ±tui3Jijto.
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EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS.
THEOLOGICAL.
Presbyterian Theological Seminary — Cor. Halsted and Fullerton av. ,
North Chicago. Rev. R. W. Patterson, D. D., Pres't; S. M.
Moore, Vice-Pres't; Rev. L. H. Reid, Sec'y.
Chicago Theological Seminary — Cor. Warren and Ashland avs. K.
W. Blatchford, Pres't; Rev. G. S. F. Savage, Sec'y; Rev. H.
S. Hammond, Treas.
Garrett Biblical Institute — Evanston.
Baptist Theological Seminary — Cor. Rhodes and Crittenden avs.
J. E. Tyler, Pres't; Rev. G. S. Bailey, D. D., Sec'y; Edward
Goodman, Treas.
MUSICAL.
Chicago Academy of Music — 800 Wabash av.
MEDICAL.
Rush Medical College — County Hospital, cor. iSth and Arnold.
Dr. J. W. Freer, Pres't.
Hahnemann Medical College — Cottage Grove av., cor. 29th. Dr.
A. E. Small, Pres't.
Bennett Medical College — 461 South Clark. L. S. Major, M. D.,
Pres't.
Chicago Medical College — Dr. Lyman Ware, Pres't ; Dr. P. Bramen,
of Peoria, 111., ist Vice-Pres't; Dr. H. P. Hatfield, 2d Vice-
Pres't.
UNITED STATES, COUNTY AND CRIMINAL
COURTS.
United States Circuit and District Court for the Northern District of
Illinois — Republic Building, 157 and 159 LaSalle. Terms, first
Monday in each month.
Superior Court of Chicago — City Hall; Adams st. entrance. Terms,
first Monday in each month.
Circuit Court of Cook County — City Hall. Terms, third Monday
in each month.
County Court — East wing of Court House. Terms, first Monday
in each month.
( 'riminal Court of Cook County — East wing of Court House.
Terms, first Monday in each month.
CULVER, PAGE, HOYNE & CO. "* * ™ MONEOE ST.,
Publishers of Blanks and Books for Insurance Co.'s. J Opp. Old Post Office.
AD VER TISEMENTS.
W. B. KEEN, COOKE & CO
AKnEIOLIES^IjIE
113 & 115 State St.,
CHICAGO, - - ILLI1VOIS.
Country Merchants will find in Stock a Full Line of
Miscellaneous and School
BOOKS,
PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUMS, BIBLES, GAMES, Etc.,
Which ive Sell at LOW PRICES FOR CASH, or Ap-
proved Credit.
Catalogues and Price List Furnished on Implication,
EDDY, HARVEY & GARTER
272 & 274 MADISON ST.
Sell FURS and ROBES at
Manufacturers'JPrices.
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\IK\V OF CHAMHKR OF COMMKRCK.
Culver, Page, Hoyne & Co. \l\los. 118 & 120 Monroe St.
COUNTING-HOUSE STATIONERS ) Opposite Old Post Office.
i4 ADVERTISEMENTS.
S. B. PARKHURST,
IMPORTER AND JOl'.BER OF
Crockery, China and Glassware
OHIO, YELLOW AND ROCKINGHAM WARE,
fl<ooking 01aj$ 'Plates*,
33 & 35 W ABASH A VENUE,
CHICAGO.
BROWN & BOHNER,
§ FRUIT JARS,--§£
AND ALL KINDS OF
KEROSENE GOODS,
GROCERS' BLOCK, Q 1C AGO
EDDY, HARVEY & CARTER I HAVE™
272 & 274 MADISON ST. t OF UME JjLLAS"
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HOTELS.
Adams House — Corner Clark and Harrison.
Anderson's European Hotel — 143 and 145 Madison.
-Iremte House — Corner Wabash av. and 22d.
Barnes House — Corner Canal and Randolph.
Bigelow House — 953 Wabash av.
Brings House (new} — Corner Randolph and Fifth av.
Briggs House (West Side) — Corner Madison and Canal.
Burke' s European Hotel — 140 and 142 Madison.
Central Hotel — Market, between Madison and Washington.
City Hotel — Corner State and Sixteenth.
Clark' s European Hotel — Corner LaSalle and S. Water.
Clifton House — Corner Washington and Halsted.
Commercial Hotel — Corner Lake and Dearborn.
Conley' s St. Charles Hotel — Clark near Lake.
Continental Hotel — Corner State and Eldridge court.
Everett House — Madison, corner Peoria.
Gardner House — Corner Michigan av. and Jackson.
(j an It House — Corner Madison and Clinton.
Grand Central Hotel — 441 Michigan av.
Grand Pacific Hotel — Clark to LaSalle, and Quincy to Jackson.
Honore Hotel — Corner Monroe and Dearborn.
Kuhn' s European Hotel — 143 to 149 Dearborn.
Matteson House — Corner Wabash av. and Jackson.
Maulton House — Corner N. Market and Kinzie.
Ogden House — Corner Washington and Franklin.
Orient Hotel — Corner VanBuren and State.
Palmer House — Corner State and Monroe.
Sherman House — Corner Clark and Randolph.
Tremont House — Corner Dearborn and Lake.
Woodruff' s Hotel — 946 Wabash av.
Wood' s Hotel — 399 State.
CULVER, PAGE, HOYNE & GO. ™ & 120 MONEOE ST.,
Publishers of Blisi: and Books for Hiilr:ad Companies. ) Opp. Old Post Office.
i6
A D VER Tf SEME NTS.
1854.—
E LY & C O
WEDDING GARMENTS
A SPECIALTY.
Wabash Ave.,
COR.
MONROE,
CHICAGO
EDDY, HARVEY & CARTER!
272 & 274 MADISON ST.
Make the Lowest Prices on
all Goods in their line.
CULVER, PAGE, HOYNE & CO.
^t u Honors,
1 8 AD VER TISEMENTS.
WILDE, BLUETT A CO.
MERCHANT TAILORS
And Dealers in
Men's and Boys' Ready-Made
CLOTHING,
FURNISHING GOODS.
And 45 & 47 WEST MADISON ST.,
EDDY, HARVEY & CARTER
272 & 274 MADISON ST.
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PRINCIPAL CHURCHES.
CONGREGATIONAL.
Plymouth — Corner Twenty-sixth and Indiana ave.: Rev. W. A.
Bartlett.
New F.ngland — Dearborn, corner White; Rev. L. T. Chamberlin.
Union Park — Ashland ave., cor. Washington; Rev. C. D. Helmer.
METHODIST.
First — Washington, corner Clark; Rev. H. W. Thomas.
Trinity and Wabash — Indiana ave., between Twenty-third and
Twenty-fourth; Rev. S. McChesney.
Centenary — Monroe, bet. Morgan and Aberdeen; Rev. J. O. Peck.
PRESBYTERIAN.
First and Calvary — Indiana ave., corner Twenty-second; Rev.
Arthur Mitchell.
Second and Olivet — Wabash ave., corner Fourteenth; Rev. R. W.
Patterson.
Third — Washington, cor. Carpenter; Rev. Abbott K. Kittredge.
Fourth — Michigan ave., cor. Thirteenth; Prof. David Swing.
BAPTIST.
First — Wabash ave., corner Hubbard court; Rev. W. W. K verts.
Second — Monroe, cor. Morgan ; Rev. E. J. Goodspeed.
Michigan Avenue — Michigan ave., near Twenty-third; Rev. Jesse
B. Thomas.
EPISCOPAL.
Cathedral of SS. Peter and Paul — W. Washington, cor. Peoria :
Rt. Rev. Henry. J. Whitehouse, D. D.
Grace — Wabash ave., near Fourteenth; Rev. Clinton Locke.
Christ — Michigan ave., cor. Twenty-fourth; Rev. C. E. Cheney.
UNITARIAN.
Church of the Messiah — Indiana ave., cor. Twenty-second; Rev.
Robert-Laird Collier.
Unity — N. Dearborn, bet. White and Oak; Rev. Robert Collyer.
CULVER, PAGE, HOYNE & CO,
118 & 120 MONKOE ST.
Bankers' and Office Outfits a
Specialty.
A D VER TJ SEME NTS.
CARSON, PIRIE <fe CO.
Retail Department,
W. MADISON AND PEORIA STS.
Keep one of the largest, finest and best
assorted stocks of
T CtOO
In the West, and make
INTERESTING PRICES ON EVERY ARTICLE.
Purchasers who care to save money should call before
making their selections.
330 £ 333 W. JdMi^on gt, Cor
Madison and State street Cars, running from 22cl to Union Park, pass the door
every five minutes.
Madison street Cars pass the door every three minutes.
Stage lines, running from \V abash avenue and 22cl street to Union Park, pass the
door every ten minutes.
EDDY, HARVEY & CARTER lShOTTf *f est
272 & 274 MADISON ST. I Hats' CaPs and Furs'
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STREET CAR AND OMNIBUS ROUTES.
STREET CARS.
Visitors to the city will find street-car travel ample for nearly
all their needs in the locomotion line. Cars run to almost every
part of the city, at intervals of from two to twelve minutes and one
hour, according to destination. The fare to all points inside the
city limits is uniformly five cents, and that to points with which the
"dummy" connects ten cents extra.
The South Division. — All the South Side cars start at the intersection of
State and Lake streets, and run as follows:
/ ~ia State street to Thirty-third street, connecting with Union Stock Yard cars.
/ Vflr State and Twenty-second streets and Cottage Grove avenue to Thirty-
ninth street; also via same route to Twenty-fifth street. The "through cars"
connect at Thirty-ninth street with Hyde Park dummy.
J'l'tt State and Eighteenth streets and Indiana avenue to Thirty-first street.
I'ia State street and Archer avenue to South branch Chicago river.
The West Division. — Cars leave the intersection of State and Lake streets
for the West Side as follows:
I'in Madison street to the limits.
Via Madison and Halsted streets and Blue Island avenue to Sixteenth street.
Cars leave the corner of Randolph and State streets as follows :
I'ia Randolph and Lake streets to the limits.
J la Randolph and Milwaukee avenue to Bloomingdale street.
/ 'in Randolph, Clinton and Jefferson streets to Sixteenth street.
/'/<? Randolph street, Fifth avenue and Van Buren street to Wood street.
Tli,' Xorth Division — Cars leave Clark street bridge for Sedgwick street,
Clybourne avenue and Larrabee street, Chicago avenue, Lincoln Park, Fullerton
avenue an(] Lincoln avenue. Also every hour to connect with the dummy at
Diversey avenue, running to Graceland Cemetery.
West and South Divisions. — In addition to the above, a line of cars runs
through from Wood street on the Wrest Side to Twenty-second street on the
South Side, via Madison and State streets. These cars run about every five
minutes.
OMNIBUSES.
In the South Division two lines of 'buses start from Twenty-second street
and go to Union Park, via. Wabash avenue and Madison street. Another line
runs from the corner of State and Madison street, via Wabash avenue, to Twen-
ty-ninth street, and a fourth from Thirty-first street, via Prairie avenue and Mad-
ison street, to Union Park. This last-named line runs only in the morning and
evening, to accommodate business men.
In the West Division, besides the 'buses from the South Side, lines run on
Milwaukee avenue, Blue Island avenue, Halsted street and Canal street, and to
and from the various depots.
On the North Side is only one line, which runs between Lincoln Park and
the corner of Madison and Clark streets
CULVER, PAGE, HOYNE & CO. I
PUBLISHERS OF LEGAL BLANKS, ) MOHTOe Street.
AD VERTISEMENTS.
AND DEALERS IN
English | American Cast, Spring f Plow Steel
ANVILS,
BELLOWS,
FORGES,
DRILLS,
HAMMERS,
FILES,
SLEDGES,
AXLES,
SPRINGS,
CARRIAGE BOLTS,
RIVETS,
VISES,
NUTS AND WASHERS,
FIFTH WHEELS,
CHAINS.
BURDEN'S HORSE SHOES.
NORTHWESTERN,
GLOBE,
A USABLE AND
NATIONAL
HORSE NAILS, AND
WAGON® CARRIAGE WOOD STOCK.
Still occupying the building we erected immediately after the GREAT FIRE, we offer induce-
ments to buyers which cannot be surpassed. As our building is inexpensive, we have neither
high rents nor a large amount of interest to pay, and we consequently are not compelled to add
these items (which constitute the chief part of expense) to the small margin we aim to make on
our goods. Remember that we carry in store the largest and most complete stock of WAGON
AND CARRIAGE WOODS in the West, and we cannot be beat in quality or price. We
are Sole Agents for
SWEET'S CAST STEEL GOODS,
OIL TEMPERED SEAT SPRINGS, CAST STEEL TIRE, CAST STEEL CROWBAUs.
CAST STEEL DRAG TEETH, SLEIGH SHOE STEEL, REAPER SPRINGS.
CAST STEEL CUTTER SHOES, WITH HAMMERED ENDS,
CAST STEEL HORSE SHOES, ETC.
171 & 173 South Canal Street.
I
272 & 274 MADISON ST.
Have the cheapest rent, the
finest stock, the lowest prices.
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PUBLIC PARKS.
A magnificent system of parks and boulevards is being provided
in and around Chicago. When finished, they will be unexcelled
in the world for extent and general beauty. At present the work
is being carried out, and they present an unfinished condition.
The Parks and routes to them are as follows :
Lincoln Park — On North Clark street and the lake. Accessible
by cars on North Clark street.
Humboldt Park — In the northwestern part of the city, on Cali-
fornia avenue, between West Division street and West North
avenue. Accessible via Milwaukee avenue.
Central Park — In the western part of the city, on Central Park
avenue, between Kinzie and Harrison streets. Accessible by Mad-
ison and Randolph streets.
Douglas Park — Southwest, on California avenue, between Twelfth
and Nineteenth streets. Accessible by way of Twelfth street.
South Park — On the lake, south of the village of Hyde Park.
Accessible by way of Cottage Grove avenue.
These Parks are connected by a system of splendid boulevards,
from 300 to 400 feet in width.
Besides the above system, Chicago has other parks, viz. : Union
Park, on West Lake and West Madison streets; Jefferson Park,
between Loomis and Throop and West Monroe and West Adams
streets; Ellis Park, on Vincennes avenue, south of Douglas place,
and the Lake Park — the site of the Inter-State Exhibition building,
on the lake front and Michigan avenue, between Randolph and
Twelfth streets.
Union and Jefferson Parks can be reached by Madison and Ran-
dolph street cars, Ellis Park by Cottage Grove avenue cars, while
the Lake Park is within easy walking distance of the old Court
House.
CULVER, PAGE, HOYNE & CO.
PnbHshers of BLANKS anil BOOKS for Banks.
118 & 120 MONKOE ST.,
Opp. Old Post Office.
AD VER TISEMENTS.
ESTABLISHED:
Boston, 1841. ----- Chicago, 18S3.
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Manufacturers of and Dealers in
WROUGHT IRON PIPE,
FITTINGS,
FOR GAS
AND STEAM,
BRASS
AND IRON
VALVES,
TOOLS AND
SUPPLIES,
LEATHER
AND RUBBER
BELTING,
HOSE, ETC,, ETC.
Otis Bro's Steam Safety Elevators, Etc,
Our senior partner having been engaged in this business constantly since 1841, and
having originated the entire modern system of Steam Heating and Ventilating, as well
as of Valves, Fittings, etc., and as we have extensive Foundries and Machine Shops, both
in Boston and Chicago, we are prepared to supply all goods in our line of the most ap-
proved design and quality, at the most favorable prices. The experience obtained in heat-
ing over 3,000 buildings in all parts of the country is at the command of our customers.
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MANUFACTURERS OF
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JOBBERS IN
RUBBER BELTING, LACE LEATHER, BELT STUDS,
HOOKS, RIVETS, ETC.
Offidef tfkdtctfy, 14 1 16 W. ffar\dolpl\
CHICAGO.
TANNERY, BROOKDALE, PENNSYLVANIA.
HATTER 9 FURRIER
Te/z- Years under Sherman House,)
N, W, Corner of 61ark and Madison
N. B. — Special Agent in Chicago for
THE "DUN LAP" SILK HAT.
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001,
<L_£=-iIM PORTER OF
Curls,
Switches,
AND-
Ornamental %w Manufacturer,
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Gent's Wigs A\/^Toupees,&c
Always on hand
and made to order.
N9 88 STATE STREET,
(Opposite Field, Leiter & Co.,)
And 203 WEST MADISON STREET.
EDDY, HARVEY & GARTER
272 & 274 MADISON ST.
Give special inducements to
PACKAGE BUYERS.
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McYICKHR'S THKATKK.
AMUSEMENTS.
Academy of Music — Halsted, between Madison and Monroe.
At/sen's Theatre — Congress and Wabash avenue.
Globe Theatre — Desplaines, between Washington and Madison.
Grow 's Opera House — 521 West Madison.
Hootey1 s Opera House — Randolph, between Clark and LaSalle.
Me Wicker's Theatre — Madison, between State and Dearborn.
Michigan Avenue Theatre — Southwest corner Michigan avenue and
Thirteenth.
Myers1 Opera House — Monroe, between State and Dearborn.
CULVER, PAGE, HOYNE & CO,
Bookbinders' Stock and Tools,
118 & 120 MONROE ST.
AD VER TISEMENTS.
CRANE BROS. MAM. COMPANY.
ESTABLISHED 1855.
INCC2?02ATEB 1865.
On Jefferson, Des Plaines and Fulton Streets,
GENERAL OFFICES AND SALESROOMS:
10 North Jefferson Street,
K. T. CKANE,
President.
*. TV. ADAMS,
Secretary .
C. S. CRANE,
Vtee-Preeldatf.
GEO. S. REDFIELJ),
Treasurer.
Wrought Iron Pipe, Steam and Gas Fittiogs,
BRASS AND IEON GOODS, MALLEABLE IRON CASTINGS,
Steam Warming and Ventilating Apparatus,
CRANE'S STEAM ELEVATORS for PASSENGERS and FREIGHT.
CRANE'S PATENT HOISTING ENGINES
For Blast Furnaces, and. Coal, Iron, and other Mines.
Stationary Steam Fire Engines, Steam fiunptt, Etc.
Send for Descriptive Circulars.
EDDY, HARVEY & GARTER
272 & 274 MADISON ST.
Give personal attention to
ORDERS.
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NOTABLE BUILDINGS.
Andrews Block — 153 and 155 LaSalle.
Ashland Block — Northeast cor. Clark and Randolph.
Boone Block — 129 to 133 LaSalle.
Bryan Block — Northwest cor. LaSalle and Monroe.
Bryant Block — Northeast cor. Dearborn and Randolph.
Chamber of Commerce — Southeast cor. Washington and LaSalle.
City Hall — Southeast cor. LaSalle and Adams.
Cobb 's Building — Southeast cor. Michigan av. and Lake.
Crane Bros. Man'f'g. Company — Works, 10 N. Jefferson.
Drake Block — (Burnt and rebuilt for the fourth time) southeast
cor. Wabash av. and Washington.
-Farwell Block — Monroe, from Market to Franklin.
I-'ifld, Letter 6° Co. — Northeast cor. Market and Madison.
Gallup 6° Hitchcock's Block — Northwest cor. Madison and LaSalle.
Hawley1 s Iron Building — Southwest cor. Madison and Dearborn.
Honoris Real Estate Exchange — Dearborn, cor. Monroe.
Kendall Building — Southwest cor. Dearborn and Washington.
Kentucky Block — Northeast cor. Clark and Adams.
King' s Block — Northwest cor. Washington and Dearborn.
Lakeside Building — Southwest cor. Clark and Adams.
Major Block — Southeast cor. Madison and LaSalle.
Me Cormiers Blocks — Southeast cor. Randolph and Dearborn; S.
Water, between Michigan and Wabash avs.; Lake, between
Michigan and Wabash avs.
Merchants' Block — Northwest cor. LaSalle and Washington.
Methodist Church Block — Southeast cor. Clark and Washington.
Miller1 s Block — Wabash av. , between Adams and Monroe.
/'aimer's Block — State, between Washington and Madison.
Peter Page's Block — State, between Madison and Washington.
Portland Block — Southeast cor. Washington and Dearborn.
Reaper Block — Northeast cor. Clark and Washington.
Republic Building — 157 and 159 LaSalle street.
Singer Building — Northeast cor. State and Washington.
Union Building — Southwest cor. LaSalle and Washington.
Williams e^ Ferry Building — State, bet. Madison and Washington.
CULVER, P4GE, HOYHE & CO. \ ™ * 12° MONEOE ST
Blank Jtook Manufacturers. Opp. Old Post Office.
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AD VER TISEMENTS,
ESTABLISHED, - - 1862.
BACK TO OUR CORNER.
ase, Hanford & ®o.,.
Manufacturers' and Refiners' Wholesale
Agents for the Sale of
WHITE LEAD, VARNISHES, GLASS, AXLE GREASE,
PINE TAR, TURPENTINE, ROSIN, ROOFING
MATERIALS, ARTISTS'. GOODS
BRUSHES, ETC.,
3&5WabashAve.,and5l&53S.WaterSt.
IE, .A. JR a- IE s T STOCIK: iisr TIEUE
Jobbers and Close Buyers will find it to their interest to call on us, or send for quota-
tions, before purchasing.
Respectfully,
CHASE, HANFORD & CO.,
ll'abash Ave. and S. Water St.
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Importers aiii Jobbers of
TEAS,
WABASH AVE., - - CHICAGO.
UADUCY 9. PADTCD)Hats. Caps, Furs and Buck
HAHYtT & UAH I tK Goods at Wholesale
272 & 274 MADISON ST.
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SUBURBAN TOWNS.
Austin — 6 miles, via Northwestern road, Galena division.
Brickton — 13 miles, via Northwestern road, Wisconsin division.
Downer1 s Grove — 22 miles, via Burlington road.
J'llmhurst — 16 miles, via Northwestern road, Galena division.
Englewood — 6 miles, via Rock Island and P. & Ft. W. roads.
Evanston — n miles, via Northwestern road, Milwaukee division.
Glencoe — 18 miles, via Northwestern road, Milwaukee division.
Harlem — 9 miles, via Northwestern road, Galena division.
Highland Park — 22 miles, via Northwestern road, Milwaukee
division.
Hinsdale — 19 miles, via C., B. & Q. road.
Hyde Park — 6 miles, via Illinois Central road.
Lake Forest — 28 miles, via Northwestern road, Milwaukee division.
Maplewood — 4 miles, via Northwestern road, Wisconsin division.
Maywood — 10 miles, via Northwestern road, Galena division.
Ravensivood — 5 miles, via Northwestern road, Milwaukee division.
Riverside — 12 miles, via Burlington road.
South Chicago — 12 miles, via Michigan Southern and Ft. Wayne
roads.
Union Stock Yards — 6 miles, via Ft. Wayne road.
Washington Heights — 15 miles, via Rock Island and Pacific road.
Wilhnette — 14 miles, via Northwestern road, Milwaukee division.
Winetka — 16 miles, via Northwestern road, Milwaukee division.
CEMETERIES.
Calvary — Ten miles north of Chicago, at Evanston. Office, south-
east corner State and Madison.
Graceland — Two miles north of the city on Green Bay road.
Office, 176 West Washington.
Cemetery of the Hebrew Benevolent Society — Adjoining the Ceme-
tery of the Sons of Peace.
Cemetery of the Congregation of the Sons of Peace — One and a half
miles north of the City Cemetery, near the lake.
City Cemetery — North Avenue to Lincoln Park, between North
Clark and the lake.
German Catholic Cemetery — Three miles from city limits, on Green
Bay road.
German Lutheran Cemetery — (of the St. Paul and St. Emanuel
churches) south of Graceland.
Oak Woods Cemetery — Eight miles south, on Illinois Central Rail-
road.
Rose Hill Cemetery — Seven miles north, on Milwaukee Railroad.
Office, Randolph, opposite Court-House.
Culver, Page, Hoyne & Co. \NOS. 118 & 120 Monroe St.
Publishers of Blank Books for Public Offices. J Opposite Old Post Office.
3o AD VER TISEMENTS.
GILBERT HVBRARD. - GEO. R. CARPENTER.
GILBERT HUBBARD <fc CO.
226, 228 & 230 S. WATER ST.,
CHICAGO,
-(DEALERS IN(
TwinesiCordage
Skip Ckand/ers$>Sail Makers.
MAKE TO ORDER, AT SHORT NOTICE,
TENTS, of all sizes, TARPAULINS I AWES, for Store I House Fronts,
- FLAGS AND BANNERS,
OF SILK OR BUNTING,
ALL SIZES ON HAND OR MADE TO ORDER.
COTTON DTTCK,
All Widths and "Weights.
STEEL and IRON WIRE ROPE,
For Hoisting, Mining and Ferry uses.
CRANE and DREDGE CHAINS,
Best Imported Qualities.
EDDY, HARVEY & GARTER
272 & 274 MADISON ST.
INVITE THE ATTENTION
OF CLOSE BUYERS.
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CULVER, P4GE, HOYHE & GO. I ™ & 120 MONKOE ST.,
Manufacturers of Paging Machines. ) Opp. Old Post Office.
AD I •]<: A' 7 7.VA Ml-. NTS.
Sail, Kiii^afk & Co.
INI'OKTKKS. MAM KAMI liMKS AMI lli:U.KHS l\
HEAVY HARDWARE,
ANVI LS,
VISES,
BELLOWS,
HAMMERS,'
PICKS,
MATTOCKS, I
MI N ING TOOLS, &c.
SPRINGS.
AXLES,
BO LTS.
NUTS.
WASHERS,
HUBS,
SPOKES,
FELLOES,
WAGON MATERIAL
Generally.
SOLE WESTERN AGENTS
FOR THE CELEBRATED
CHROME STEEL
80, 82 & 84 MICHIGAN AVENUE,
CHICAGO.
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272 & 274 MADISON ST.
of Buck
Goods in the City.
AD VKR T1SEMENTS.
THK POST OFFICE.
The Post Office is situated on the northwest corner of VVabash
avenue and Harrison street, nine blocks south of Lake street, and
can be reached either by street cars or omnibuses. The office is
open for the delivery of letters from 7:30 A. M. to 7:30 P. M.
The retail stamp window from 7:30 A. M. to 7:30 P. M. The
Postmaster's room from 8 A. M. to 5 P. M. The Money Order
department from 9 A. M. to 5 P. M. Registered Letter depart-
ment from 8 A. M. to 5 P. M.
Revenue stamps can be procured at the Cashier's office from 9
A. M. to 5 P. M.
There is a branch Post Office at the corner of Washington and
and Halsted streets, but no mails are delivered from that office.
Here all mails for the East close at 3:20 P. M. It is open from
7.30 A. M. to 7.30 P. M.
FOREIGN CONSULS.
German I-lmpire — H. Claussenius, 125 Fifth av.
Austria — Robert Schnit/ler, 125 Fifth av.
France — E. Carrey, St. Caroline's court.
Ht'lgium — Dr. C. F. Henrotin. 191 LaSalle.
Denmark — Emil Dreier, 137 Milwaukee av.
Netherlands — 104 LaSalle, I'nion building.
Norway and Sivcden — Peter Savanoe, northeast corner LaSalle
and Monroe.
Great Britain — James Warrack, V. C., 135 LaSalle.
Italy — G. L. Cella, 251 S. Clark.
Switzerland — H. Emleris, 16 \V. Randolph.
CULVER, PAGE, HOYNE & GO.
Publishers of Blank Books for Public Officers.
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AD VER TISEMENTS.
N. S. LEPPERR & Co,
DEALERS
ITE
ZINC, COLORS, OILS, VARNISHES, BRUSHES,
WINDOW
AND PAINTERS' MATERIALS GENERALLY.
175 Randolph St., CHICAGO.
A RAPIDLY GROWING WESTERN ENTERPRISE.
Peters' Improved
Woven Wire Mattress
One very thin Mattress over this fabric makes the most Healthy, Economical and
Comfortable Bed in use. It is wonderfully Elastic; does not harbor
•vermin, mid will not get out of repair for many years.
Every Mattress Warranted. Call and examine it.
WHITTLESEY & PETERS, Manufacturers,
129 LaSalle St, 3d Door North of Madison St., CHICAGO.
EDDY, HARVEY & CARTER I Ma
272 & 274 MADISON ST. \ atl( tES"
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EXPRESS OFFICES.
Adams Express Co. — 120 and 122 Dearborn.
American Express Co. — Corner Randolph and Michigan av
United States Express Co. — 87 and 89 Washington.
Jl rink's City Express — 37 Randolph.
Fran/- J \irmelee 6° Co.' s Baggage Express — 156 Dearborn.
TELEGRAPH OFFICES.
Atlantic and Pacific — General office, corner LaSalle and Madison.
BRANCH OFFICES — Briggs House, 2 and 4 Wabash av., Matte-
son House, Exchange court, Board of Trade.
Pacific and Atlantic — General office, 124 LaSalle. BRANCH OF-
FICES— Commercial Hotel, 48 S. Water, Chamber of Com-
merce, 49 W. Lake, West Side Briggs House, 172 Twenty-
second, U. S. Union Stock Yards.
Western Union — General office, Union building, corner Washing-
ton and LaSalle. BRANCH OFFICES — Board of Trade, Gard-
ner House, Sherman House, Grand Pacific Hotel, northeast
corner State and Lake, southwest corner Canal and Madison,
southwest corner Clark and Randolph; Freight depot, L. S.
& M. S. R. R.; Porter's Telegraph College; L. S. & M. S.
R. R., Forty-third; R. I. Shops, Forty-eighth; Joliet Iron &
Steel Co.'s office, 92 E. Washington; Pullman's office, corner
Adams and Michigan av.; Fire Alarm office, City Hall; C. &
D. R. R., 299^ W. Randolph; Pass, depot, R. I. R. R.; Pass,
depot L. S. & M. S. R. R.; Ticket office, L. S. & M. S. R.
R.; Freight depot, C. & A. R. R.; Brighton Course, C. & A.
R. R.; Archer av. and Reuben, C. & A. R. R.; Archer and
Stewart avs. , Pittsburgh & Fort Wayne station ; Freight depot,
C., B. &. Q. R. R.; Pass, depot, Pittsburgh & Fort Wayne
R. R.; Pass. Depot, C. A. & St. L. R. R.; Superintendent's
room, I. C. R. R.; Baggage room C. B. &. Q. R. R.
CULVER, PAGE, HOYNE & CO, I Agents for Amberg's Letter
118 & 120 MONROE ST. I Holder, File and Binder.
A D VER TISEMENTS.
ESTABLISHED IN 1844.]
[Successors to J. H. REED & CO.
HURLBUT & EDSALL,
IMPORTERS
CHICAGO,
ILLINOIS
Office in New York, 36 Platt Street.
ca s
EDDY, HARVEY & CARTER I Se" FU*S tand BPOBBS at
272 & 274 MADISON ST. | Manufacturers Prices.
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HACK ORDINANCE.
•
The price to be charged by, the owner or owners, or drivers of
any hackney-coach, carriage or vehicle for the conveyance of pas-
sengers, except omnibuses, for hire within the city of Chicago, shall
be as follows, to be regulated and estimated by the distance on the
most direct routes, namely:
For conveying each passenger from one railroad depot to another
railroad depot, fifty cents.
For conveying each passenger not exceeding one mile, fifty cents.
For conveying a passenger any distance over one mile and less
than two miles, one dollar.
For conveying each additional passenger of the same family or
party, fifty cents.
For conveying a passenger in said city any distance exceeding
two miles, one dollar and fifty-cents.
Foreach additional passenger of the same family or party, fifty cents.
For conveying children between five and fourteen years of age,
half the above rates may be charged for like distances, but for
children under five years of age no charge shall be made. Pro-
vided, that the distance from any railroad depot, steamboat land-
ing or hotel, to any other railroad depot, steamboat landing or
hotel, shall in all cases be estimated as not exceeding one mile.
For the use by the day of any hackney-coach or other vehicle
drawn by two horses or other animals, with one or more passen-
gers, eight dollars per day.
For the use of any such carriage or vehicle by the hour, with one or
more passengers, with the privilege of going from place to place, and
stopping as often as may be required, as follows : For the first hour,
two dollars; for each additional hour or part of an hour, one dollar.
For conveying one or more passengers to or from any place in
said city, between the hours of twelve o'clock midnight and seven
A. M., for each trip, without regard to distance or number of pas-
sengers, two dollars.
For the use of any cab or other vehicle drawn by one horse or
other animal, by the hour, with the privilege of going from place
to place, with one or more passengers, and stopping when required :
for the first hour, one dollar; for each additional hour or part of
an hour, fifty cents.
For the use of any such carriage by the day, four dollars.
Every passenger shall be allowed to have conveyed upon such
vehicle, without charge, his ordinary traveling baggage, not exceed-
ing in any case one trunk and twenty-five pounds of other baggage.
For every additional package, where the whole weight of baggage
is over one hundred pounds, if conveyed to any place within the
city limits, the owner or driver shall be permitted to charge fifteen
cents.
CULVER, PAGE, HOYHE & CO. I
"WHOLESALE PAPER DEALERS. j
38 ADVERTISEMENTS.
IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS
ani Surgical Instr
171 & 173 RANDOLPH STREET, CHICAGO.
Druggists' Scales. Trusses.
Chamois Skins. Supporters.
Traveling Flasks. Elastic Stockings.
Pocket Books. Knee Caps.
Shop Ware. Crutches.
Glass Labels. Shoulder Braces.
Percelain Mortars. Galvanic Batteries.
Wedgewood Mortars. Rubber Urinals.
Chemical Ware. Artificial Limbs.
Perfumeries. Skeletons.
Toilet Soaps. Manikins.
Toilet Powders. Saddle Bags.
Sponges. Medicine Chests.
Rubber Goods. Spirometers.
GEO, TIEMANN & CO.'S CELEBRATED SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS,
Deformity Apparatus of every description Made to Order.
HALLOCK & WHEELER,
(The Original Dealers in Goodyear's Rubber Goods
in Chicago, established
\o. 169 fjkudolpli gtfeet, qekf I^a
Manufacturers, Importers and Dealers in
RUBBER GOODS
Of all Kinds,
RUBBER and LEATHER BELTING
ENGINE AND CONDUCTING HOSE, ETC.
T'OH.
EDDY, HARVEY & GARTER
272 & 274 MADISON ST.
HAVE OPPIZ^
UMBRELLAS.
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CULVER, PAGE, HOYHE & CO.
& 120 MONROE ST ,
Opp. Old Post Office.
ADVEK TISEMENTS.
EDDY, HARVEY & GARTER
272 & 274 MADISON ST.
Make the Lowest Prices on
all Goods in their line.
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CHARITABLE INSTITUTIONS.
Cook County Hospital — Arnold, "bet. Eighteenth and Nineteenth.
Reached by Archer av. cars.
JIahnemann Hospital — Corner Cottage Grove av. and Twenty-
ninth. Reached by Cottage Grove av. cars.
Home for the Friendless — Corner Wabash av. and Twentieth.
Relief and Aid Society — 51 and 53 LaSalle.
Woman's Hospital — Corner Harrison and Lytle. Reached by Van
Buren st. cars to Morgan, or Blue Island av. cars to Harrison.
ASSOCIATIONS.
Young Me it's Christian Association — Northwest corner W. Randolph
and Jefferson.
Chicago Christian Union — 114 Madison.
PUBLIC LIBRARY.
Chicago Public Library — Temporarily occupying rooms in the City
Hall, corner LaSalle and Adams. This Library was estab-
lished January i, 1872.
ART GALLERY.
Chicago J-'inc Art Institute and Gallery — Southwest corner Michi-
gan av. and Van Buren.
RIVER TUNNELS.
Washington Street Tunnel — From Washington, near Market, to
Canal.
LaSalle Street Tunnel — From LaSalle, near Lake, to N. LaSalle,
near Kinzie.
CULVER, PAGE, HOYNE & CO, I BOX MAKERS- STOCK & TOOLS,
:*r ( 118 A: 120 MONROE ST.
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
J, 6, MERRIMAN,
56 and 58 South Canal Street,
(^ CHICAGO.^)
1 fox- < li<-
WHITESBORO IRON WORKS, COPE & MAXWELL
MAN'F'G-. CO., G-UTTA PERCHA AND RUB-
BER MAN'F'G. CO., COLE BROS.
STEAM FIRE ENGINES.
COLE BROS. STEAM FIRE ENGINES.
CARBOLIZED FIRE ENGINE HOSE,
Adopted by the Fire Departments of New York, United States Navy,
Brooklyn, "Washington, Pittsburg, San Francisco,
Milwaukee and Chicago.
56 & 58 S. Canal St., - CHICAGO.
1 Are sole agents formanyEle-
Sty.es In Hats and Caps.
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PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
The Board of Education — 155 W. Monroe; meets first and third
Tuesdays each month. Eben F. Runyan, Prest.
High School — Monroe, between Halsted and Desplaines. Geo.
Rowland, Principal.
Normal School — Monroe, between Halsted and Desplaines. Edward
C. Delano, Principal.
Scammon School — Madison, between Halsted and Union. A. H.
Vanzwoll, Principal.
Washington School — W. Indiana, corner N. Sangamon. Benj. R.
Cutler, Principal.
Mosely School — Michigan av. , corner Twenty-fourth. Samuel N.
Griffith, Principal.
Brown School — Warren av., between Wood and Page. J. K. Mer-
rill, Principal.
Foster School — Union, between O'Brien and Dressold. Orville T.
Bright, Principal.
Newbury School — Orchard, corner Willow. Corydon G. Stowell,
Principal.
Wells School — Corner N. Reuben and Cornelia. Jeremiah Mahony,
Principal.
Skinner School — Jackson, cor. Aberdeen. Ira S. Baker, Principal.
Haven School — W abash av., corner Sixteenth. Leslie Lewis, Prin-
cipal.
Cottage Grove School — Douglas Place, near Cottage Grove av.
James H. Bromell, Principal.
Holden School — Corner Deering and Thirty-first. Charles F. Bab-
cock, Principal.
Holstein School — Cortlandt, near Henshaw. Eliza Lundergreen,
Principal.
Dore School — Harrison, east of Halsted. H. H. Belfield, Principal.
Carpenter School — Corner Centre av. and Second. Alfred Kirk,
Principal.
Hayes School — Leavitt, between Walnut and Fulton. A. N. Mer-
riman, Principal.
Clarke School — Ashland av., between Sampson and Leavitt. F. B.
Williams, Principal.
Douglas School — Bounded east by the lake, north by Twenty-ninth,
west by Halsted, and south by Thirty-fifth. Albert R. Sabin,
Principal.
Lincoln School — North Division, lying north of Wisconsin, from
the lake to Larrabee. Francis Hanford, Principal.
{'".Ihabeth Street Primary School — Elizabeth, corner Lake. Hattie
N. Winchell, Principal.
CULVER, PAGE, HOYNE & GO. ™ * 12° M°moE ST.,
Publishers of Blanks and Books for Insurance Co. 's. J Opp. Old Post Office.
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AD VER TISEMENTS.
SONTAG & STAUDINGER,
IMPORTERS OF
GOODS, PARIAf( MARBLE,
CHINA TOYS,
1 60 State St., bet. Madison (f Monroe,
OPPOSITE PALMEFS HOTEL.
EDDY, HARVEY & CARTER
Sh™ ~a 'n
272 & 274 MADISON ST.
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BANKING HOUSES.
Clearing House — 124 Clark.
Adsit J. M. — 96 Washington.
Badger A. C. 6° O. F. — So Washington, cor. Dearborn.
Bank of Chicago — Cor. Randolph and La Salle.
Bank of Montreal — Major Block.
Barclay, 1'oor/iies &* Co. — Cor. Washington and Dearborn.
('ook County National Bank — Northwest cor. Washington and Dearborn.
Cook County Savings Bank— Northeast cor. Clark and Washington.
Corn Exchange National Bank — Room 15, Board of Trade Building.
Chicago Savings Institution and Trust Co. — Northwest corner Dearborn and
Madison.
Citi-cns' Hank of Chicago — 149 <X: 151 Kast Madison.
City National — 158 Washington.
Commercial Loan Co' s Savings Hank — Northwest cor. Michigan and Clark.
Commercial National Bank — Northeast cor. Dearborn and Washington.
Franklin Bank — Southwest cor. Dearborn and Madison.
Fidelity Savings Bank and Safe J)e/>ositor\ — 143 to 147 East Randolph.
Fifth Xational Bank — Northwest cor. La Salle and Washington.
First National Bank- — Washington, cor. State.
Follansbee &° Son — Southeast i or. Washington and Clark.
l-'ottrtli Xational Bank — Northeast cor. Washington and Clark.
German Savings Bank — Fifth ave., bet. Randolph and Washington.
Gennania Bank — Southeast cor. Washington and Fifth ave.
German National Bank — Fifth ave., bet. Randolph and Washington.
Greenebaiun & Foreman — 54 Washington.
Greenebanin, llenrv fr° Co. — Fifth ave., bet. Randolph and Washington.
Hihernian Banking Association — Southwest cor. Clark and Lake.
Hide and Leather Bank of Chicago — Southwest cor. Randolph and La Salle.
Home National Bank — 56 & 58 South Halsted.
International Bank — Southwest cor. La Salle and Washington.
Lunl, Preston & Kcan — Republic Life Building.
Manufacturer^ National Bank — Southeast cor. Randolph and Dearborn.
Marine Co. of Chicago — Cor. Lake and La Salle.
Mechanics' National Ban/; — 152 & 154 Lake.
Merchants', Fanners' and Mechanics' Savings Bank — 75 South Clark.
Merchants' National — Room 16, Board of Trade building.
Merchants' Savings, Loan and Trust Co. — Northeast cor. Madison and Dearborn.
Xational Bank of Commerce — Madison and Dearborn.
National Bank of III. — Southeast cor. Washington and Dearborn.
Northwestern National Hank — 15 Chamber of Commerce.
Prairie State Loan and Trust Co. — 112 W. Washington.
Second National — Cor. Clark and Madison.
Slaughter, A. O.— 136 S. Clark.
State St. Savings Bank — 281 State.
THE STATE SAVINGS INSTITUTION— 80 & 82 La Salle.
Third National Bank — Cor. Washington and Dearborn.
Traders' National Bank — Cor. Madison and 1. a Salle.
Cnion Insurance and Trust Co. — Cor. Clark and Madison.
Union National Bank. — Cor. La Salle and Washington.
L'nion Stock Yard National Bank — At Stock Yards.
Culver, Page, Hoyne & Co. \Nos. 118 & 120 Monroe St.
COUNTING-HOUSE STATIONERS. J Opposite Old Post Office.
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
PAPER HANGINGS
Lace Curtains, Draperies,
BEDDING AND FEATHERS.
A LAHGE AND WELL SELECTED STOCK AT
THE LOWEST PRICES.
EDDY, HARVEY & GARTER
272 & 274 MADISON ST.
Have the cheapest rent, the
finest stock, the lowest prices.
The Strangers' Guide to the City of Chicago.
47
CULVER, P4GE, HOYHE & CO. I
Publishers of Blanks and Books for Eailroad Companies. j
& 12°
Opp. Old Post Office.
AD VER TISEMENTS.
Ames' Portable and Mounted Engines,
3 TO 40 IHIOIR-SIK: :PO-W:E:R,.
Any one wanting an Engine should inquire into the merit of the AMES.
They are, without a doubt, the best Portable and Mounted Engines that are
made on the American continent. Over fifteen hundred of them now in use.
8 and 10 horse power, mounted, kept in stock for threshing. All sizes mounted
on wheels "to order." All sizes thoroughly tested with cold water and steam,
and warranted.
Forsman Patent Iron Cased Burr Stone Grinding
For a Farmer's Feed Mill, for Distillers'
use, for grinding Paper Pulp, Drugs, Barks,
Spices, Coffee, etc., it excels all other mills
ever made, and for Grist or Merchant Flour-
ing, it equals any other mill. As to quality
and amount of work done, will run three
to five times longer with one dreeing.
For regrinding Middlings, Shorts
and Bran, they are perfection.
AMES' ENGINE DEPOT,
No.7O South Canal Street,
CHICAGO.
EDDY, HARVEY & GARTER
272 & 274 MADISON ST.
Give special inducements to
PACKAGE BUYERS.
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COLBY & WIRTS, FURNITURE, Wt <t 2V4 S. STATE STHEET.
TABLE OF DISTANCES AND FARES.
Distances compiled from official Railroad Time Tables, and Rates of Fare fur-
nished by General Ticket Agents. Where there are several routes running
to one point, the shortest has been chosen.
CHICAGO TO
DISTANCE.
FARE.
837
257
1,246
1,018
539
802
$2I.OO
9-85
26.50
24.00
I5-50
ig.OO
IO.OO
II.OO
10.50
6.60
8.50
9.00
5-15
22.25
18.50
6.85
18.00
18.00
30.50
"•35
20.75
5.10
20.50
3.00
29.75
I5-50
22.00
17.20
31-75
19.70
23.00
5-75
14.00
20.00
22.00
9.00
24-75
99.70
7-50
18.00
n.oo
I5-50
118.00
118.00
7.50
7-75
31.60
19.05
Alton, 111
Bangor, Me
Boston
Buffalo
Baltimore, M<1
Cincinnati
Cleveland
356
3H
183
284
Columbus, O
Davenport
Detroit
I )avton, ( )
Fort Wayne, I ncl
149
1,025
717
217
488
515
Hartford, Ct
I larrisburg, Pa
Indianapolis
Kansas C'itv, Mo
Leaven worth , Kan
Little Rock, Ark
Louisville Kv
Montreal
848
137
Madison Wis
Memphis
Milwaukee
85
Mobile, Ala
Niagara Falls
5H
9i3
New York
Nashville, Tenn
New Orleans
L4I5
492
( )inaha
Providence, R. I
Peoria, 111
160
469
823
i,i45
263
Pittsburgh , Pa
Phi ladel phia
Portland, Me
Quincy, 111
Ouebec
Salt Lake Citv
1,781
185
469
280
447
2,273
2,411
243
Springfield, 111
St. Joseph, Mo
St. Louis, Mo
St. Paul, Minn
Sacramento
San Fran ci sco
Toledo, O
Terre Haute
Vicksbur" Miss
Washington, D. C
...
842
CULVER, PAGE, HOYNE & CO, I J & 12
Wholesale Stationers, } MONROE STREET.
50 ADVERTISEMENTS.
THE DIRECT AND SHORTEST ROUTE TO
Connecting the most Important BUSINESS CEXTRES
and PLEASURE RESORTS in
sin, Minnesota arid \ortherq Iowa.
AND IS THE
Via MILWAUKEE
To Southern, Central and Western Wisconsin,
Northern Iowa, and all Minnesota.
Corner CANAL AND MADISON STS.
CHICAGO
OFFICE- 63 CIJ^I^K: ST.
EDDY, HARVEY & CARTER > c
272 & 274 MADISON ST. I UK1 'ERfa.
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TRANSPORTATION LINES.
Allentinun Line — Cor. LaSalle and Randolph : over P., Ft. Wayne
& Penn. Central ami Allenunvn mads.
Anchor Line — Cor. Madison and LaSalle; Ne\v York, Philadelphia
and Baltimore to Erie, Pa., via railroad, thence to Chicago
via lake.
Baltimore 6° Ohio Fast Line — 120 Washington.
Black Star Lint — Cor. Randolph and La Salic.
Blue Line — Cor. Clark and Randolph: over Mich. Central, Great
Western, N. Y. Central, Hudson River, and Boston & Albany.
Diamond Jo. Line — 152^ Washington; C. & N. \V., Galena Div.,
to Fulton, and beyond to all points bet. Fulton and St. Paul.
Erie and North Shore Line — 94 Market ; M. C. and G. W. and Erie.
Empire Line — 146 LaSalle; oxer Lake Shore Ov Mich. Southern,
Philadelphia & Erie, N. J. Cent., North. Central, Penn. &
Lackawanna «S: Bloomsburg.
Erie vSr» Pacific Despatch — 168 Washington.
Great Western Despatch Co. — Kendall's bldg. , corner Washington
and Dearborn.
Green Line — Via Mich. Central Railroad; 92 Market.
Green Line — 152^ Washington; over Pitts., Cin. & St. Louis,
Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton, Indianapolis, Peru &: Chi-
cago, Jeffersonville, Madison & Indianapolis, Louisville &
Nashville, and Great Southern.
International Line — 90 Market; over Mich. Cent., Grand Trunk,
and N. Y. Central railroads.
Kankakee Fast Freight Line — 86 LaSalle; over 111. Central, Cin.,
Lafayette & Chicago, Ind., Cin. & Laf. railroads.
Merchants' Despatch — 218 West Randolph.
Merchants' Despatch Trans. Co. — 106 Dearborn.
National Despatch — 90 Market; over Mich. Central, Grand Trunk,
Vermont Central, Northern, Concord & Boston, Lowell «\:
Nashua.
National Transportation Co. — 88 LaSalle.
Northern Transportation Co. — Foot North LaSalle.
Nottingham' s Line — 2 West Madison ; via Crestline over P., Ft. W.
\ C., Cleve., Col., Cin. & Ind. and Erie railroads.
Red Line — Corner Randolph and Clark; over Lake Shore & Mich.
Southern, N. Y. Central, Hudson River, Boston & Albany.
South Shore Line — N. W. cor. Randolph and Clark; L. S. iV M. S.
and Erie railroads.
Star Union Line — Corner Randolph and LaSalle; P., Ft. W. & C.,
and Penn. Central.
Union Despatch — 65 North Canal.
Western Transportation Co. — 80 S. Water.
CULVER, PAGE, HOYNE & CO, I Bankers' and Office Outfits a
118 & 120 MONROE ST. I Specialty.
A D VER TISEMENTS.
'
SAFES
HALftSAFE&LOCKCo.
CHICAGO. ILL.
THE LARGEST STOCK
Lowest Prices of any Safe House in the Country.
147 & 149 Dearborn Street.
EDDY, HARVEY & GARTER
272 & 274 MADISON ST.
] Hats, Caps, Furs and Buck
Goods at "Wholesale.
The Strangers' Guide to the City of Chicago.
53
CULVER, PAGE, HOYUE & CO. I
PUBLISHERS OF LEGAL BLANKS, j MOHTOC Street.
54
A D VER TISEMEN TS.
D. 3. FISK&CO
Importers, Manufaclnrers and Wholesale Dealers in
Ladies' Furnishing, Trimmings
'•:
Ccrf.
St.
EDDY, HARVEY & GARTER
272 & 274 MADISON ST.
The Strdngers1 Guide to the City of Chicago.
PASSENGER DEPOTS.
Chicago o° Alton — Cor. Madison and Canal.
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy — Foot of Lake.
Chicago, Indianapolis & Cincinnati, via Kankakee Route — foot of
Lake.
Chicago, Milwaukee &•• St. Paul — Cor. Madison and Canal.
Chicago 6^ Northwestern Railway — Council Bluffs & Omaha Line,
cor. Wells and North Water. Milwaukee and Wisconsin Lines,
cor. Kinzie and Wr. Water.
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific — Cor. LaSalle and Van Buren.
Chicago, Danville 6° Vincennes — Cor. Canal and Kinzie.
Illinois Central — Foot of Lake.
Lake Shore & Michigan Southern — Cdr. LaSalle and Van Buren.
Michigan Central — Foot of Lake.
Pittsburgh, Ft. Wayne 6° Chicago — Cor. Madison and Canal.
Pittsburgh, Cincinnati 6° St. Louis — Cor. Canal and Kinzie.
RAILROAD TICKET OFFICES.
Baltimore 6° Ohio — Northwest cor. LaSalle and Washington.
Chicago, Alton 6° St. Louis — 122 East Randolph.
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy — 59 South Clark.
Chicago, Danville & Vincennes — 168 East Washington.
Chicago, Indianapolis & Cincinnati Thrtf Line, via Kankakee — 121
East Randolph.
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul — 61 and 63 South Clark.
Chicago & Northwestern — Southwest cor. La Salle and Randolph.
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific — Grand Pacific Hotel, near Clark
street entrance.
Erie & North Shore Lines — 75 South Clark.
Grand Trunk — Tremont House, cor. Lake and Dearborn.
Illinois Central — 121 East Randolph.
Lake Shore & Michigan Southern — Sherman House, cor. Clark and
Randolph.
Michigan Central & Great Western — 67 Clark, cor. Randolph.
Pittsburgh, Ft. Wayne & Penn. Central — Northeast cor. Clark and
Randolph.
Pittsburgh, Cincinnati and St. Louis — Northeast corner Clark and
Randolph.
Union & Central Pacific — 57 South Clark.
CULVER, PAGE, HOYNE & CO. *"8 * 120 MONEOE ST.,
Publishers of BLANKS and BOOKS for Banks. j Opp. Old Post Office.
56 ADVERTISEMENTS.'
A. FRENCH & Co., BOSTON. WM. (>. CHAI-MAN. THOS. B. KENT.
Abram French & Co.,
Importers and Dealers in Fine
DECORATED DINNER SETS
CTJT
Plated Goods, Fine American and English Cutlery, Etc,, Etc,
CHINA DECORATED AND GLASS CUT TO ORDER.
BOHEMIAN, FRENCH & GERMAN FANCY GOODS
Imported for the Trade.
CEOCKEKY BY THE CRATE OR RE-PACKED TO SUIT
PURCHASERS.
. 101 & 103
15U 153 Milk Street, - * - BOSTON,
EDDY, HARVEY & CARTER }K:ave^;fne8t^t°yf Buok
272 & 274 MADISON ST.
The Strangers' Guide to the City of Chicago.
57
CULVER, PAGE, HOYNE & CO,
Bookbinders' Stock and Tools,
118 & 120 MONROE ST.
C/ias. Gossaye fy Co
(Successors to Jtoss & Gossnge,)
BIT
We have completed, and are now occupying, our new
and elegant Store at the "Old Location,"
•
1 06, 1 08 & 110 State Street
60 & 62 WASHINGTON STREET,
With a magnificent stock of Fall and Winter Goods,
including the latest styles of Ladies' Garments, Silks,
Novelties in Dress Goods, Fine Laces, Trimmings,
Ribbons, Fancy Wares, Fine Hosiery, Blankets,
Flannels, Etc., Etc., with a very full and complete
assortment of the Best Goods in all departments.
We extend a cordial invitation to all visiting
our city to an inspection of our premises, and the
new and attractive Styles now opening.
Sole Agents in Chicago for the "Harris" Kid Glove,
EDDY, HARVEY & CARTER I
272 & 274 MADISON ST. I
Manufacture FINE FURS
and ROBES.
The Strangers' Guide to the City of Chicago. 59
CHICAGO STREET GUIDE.
For information in regard to the different routes of street car
and omnibus travel, see page 21.
ABBREVIATIONS.
Av Yvemie. N. W North-west.
lilk... Block. S ...South
K East.
Ki... ...From.
S. D South Division.
S. E. .. ....South-east.
N North. S. W South-west.
N. I) North Division.
V E.... ...North-east.
W. D West Division.
W. .. ...West.
Aberdeen — fr 328 W Madison to Eleventh. Madison st cars.
Ada S — fr 437 W Randolph s to 461 W Madison. Randolph st cars.
Ada N — fr 437 W Randolph n to W Erie.
Adams — fr the lake to the river.
Adams W — fr the river w to California av. Madison st cars.
Adelaide — fr Central Park av w i blk.
Alaska — fr Larrabee i blk \v.
Albany av — fr Barry Point road s to W Harrison, 3 blks.
Alexander — fr Stewart av e to Went worth av.
Arch — fr Lyman to Archer av.
Archer av — from 924 State s-w to city limits. Cars, cor State and
Lake.
Ann N — fr 362 W Randolph n to W Kinzie.
Ann S — fr 362 W Randolph s to 369 W Madison. Randolph st
cars.
Armitage road — fr Mendell, near river to city limits. Milwaukee
av cars.
Armour — fr 459 W Kin/.ie to 433 W Chicago av. Milwaukee av
cars to Chicago av.
Arnold — fr Sixteenth s to city limits.
CULVER, PAGE, HOYHE & CO. 1 118 & 12t> MO™>E ST.,
Itliink Itool; Mninifitrturera. ) Opp. Old Post Office.
6o
AD VER TISEMENTS.
S. B. MUNSON, JR. & Co.,
MANUFACTURERS OF
CORRUGATED IRON,
Metal Shingles and Iron Roofing,
27 NORTH CANAL ST.,
CHICAGO.
CORRUGATED ONE-PIECE
For Stove, Steam and Water Pipe,
Promotes Draft.
Prevents Accumulation
of Soot.
Cannot Come Apart.
"Will not wear out.
Is ready for immediate us e
Elbows made of one piece
of metal, and of any angle.
Permits of better
flow.
Every Crevice
made water-tight.
No joints to break loose.
Are made of the best material.
Are stronger and more
durable than any other.
Manufacturers & Consumers prefer them to Hand-made Elbows,
FOR SALE BY ALL STOVE AND METAL DEALERS.
MAMKACTURED BY
EIGIBOW CO.,
27 North Canal Street,
CHICAGO.
EDDY, HARVEY & CARTER
272 & 274 MADISON ST.
The Strangers' Guide to the City of Chicago. 6 1
Arthington — fr Center av to Loomis, 3 blks.
Arthur — from W Sixteenth s to Lumber, 3 blks.
Ashland — fr Robey to Olive, 4 blks.
Ashland av — fr Park av s to city limits. W S cars.
Ashley — fr Wood \v to Leavitt. Randolph st cars to Wood, thence
7 blks n.
Astor — from 561 Division n to Schiller, 4 blks. Clark st cars.
Asylum place — fr Elston av w to Robey, 6 blks.
Attica — fr Laurel e to Halsted, 2 blks. Archer av cars to Halsted.
Auburn — fr Attica s to Esplanade, 6 blks. Archer av cars.
Augusta — fr 75 Elston av w to Western av.
Avery — fr 1555 State to Clark, 2 blks. State st cars.
B — fr Dominick e to Southport, i blk.
Baldwin — fr 725 W Kinzie n to Hubbard.
Banks — fr 458 N State e to lake, 3 blks.
Barber — fr 103 Stewart av w to 580 Halsted.
Barker av — fr Caroline w i blk.
Barrypoint road — fr junction Madison and California s-w to city
limits.
Bates — fr Lumber to Stewart av.
Bawans — fr W 1>1 awk Hawk s-e to Ashland av.
Beach — fr 40 W Harrison s to W Twelfth.
Beers — fr Thirty-first s to city limits. Archer av cars.
Belden av — fr Perry e to lake. N Clark st cars.
Belknap — fr 425 Morgan l/> blk w.
Benson — fr Thirtieth s to Lancaster, 3 blks.
Benton place — fr 45 State e to Dearborn place, 2 blks.
Berlin — fr Leavitt w to Western av.
Better — fr Sholto w to May.
Bickerdike — fr 41 2 W Indiana n to Chicago av. Milwaukee av cars.
Birch — fr Robey to Kendall, 3 blks.
Bishop court — fr 470 W Washington to W Madison, i blk.
Bissell — fr 137 Dayton n to Belden av. N Clark st cars.
Black Hawk — fr river n-e to Sedgwick.
Black Hawk W — fr river w to N Reuben.
Blackwell — fr 240 Eighteenth s to Twentieth. State st cars.
Blanche — fr river to N Reuben. Milwaukee av cars.
Blucher — fr Fowler w to N Wood.
Blue Island av — fr junction of Halsted to Harrison s-w to Western
av. Cars fr State and Lake.
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Culver, Page, Hoyne & Co. \NOS. 118 & 120 Monroe St.
Publishers of Blank Books for Public Offices. J Opposite Old Post Office.
62
AD VER TISEMENTS.
Only Exclusive Window Glass and Bottle House in Chicago,
M'CLELAND & SAGE,
167 & 169 EAST RANDOLPH STREET.
DKALEKS IN
WINDOW CLASS,
Ornamental. Out, Enameled, Embossed and Ground Glasses, Floor
Glass, Eibbed, Fluted and Corrugated Glass,
GLAZIERS' DIAMONDS, RULES, Him KNIVES, POTTY AND POINTS
Also a large and complete Stock of
HI
Consisting of Bluing, Schnapps, Pickle, Clarets.Wine and Brandy,
Hock Wine, Ale and Porter, Flavoring Extracts, Mineral and
Soda Water, Ink and Packing, Prescription Vials, Demi-
johns, Flasks, Mucilage Bottles and Brushes, Oval
and Panels, Pomade and Hair Oil Bottles, etc.
MACHINE CUT CORKS,
For Druggists, Grocers, Brewers, Liquor Dealers and
Mineral Water Bottlers.
EDDY, HARVEY & GARTER
272 & 274 MADISON ST.
The Strangers' Guide to the City of Chicago. 63
Boardman — fr Archer \v to city limits.
Bonfield — fr Thirty-first n to Hickory. Archer av cars.
Bowery — fr 288 W VanBuren s to W Tyler. VanBuren st cars.
Bradley — fr Elston av to Noble. Milwaukee av cars.
Bradwell av — fr Waubansia av n to W Asylum.
Bremen — fr Chicago av n to Division. Chicago av cars.
Brigham — fr N Reuben 2 blks w. Milwaukee av cars.
Bross av — fr Long John w to city limits.
Brown — fr 316 W Taylor s to W Twenty -second. Blue Island av
cars.
Bryan place — fr AV Randolph n-w to lake.
Buddan — fr 331 Twenty-second s to Thirty-third.
Bunker — fr Beach w to 442 Halsted.
Burling — fr 183 North av n to Belden av. Clybourn av cars.
Burnside — fr Fourteenth s to city limits.
Burton place — fr N Clark e to Dearborn.
Bushnell — fr 252 Archer av e to 30 Wentworth av.
Butler — fr 264 Archer av s to Twenty-ninth.
Butterfield — fr 150 Sixteenth s to city limits. State st cars.
Calhoun place — fr 100 Market e to 109 State.
California av — fr W Twelfth n to W Chicago av.
Calumet av — fr 15 Twentieth s to Thirty-fifth. Cot. Grove av cars.
Campbell— fr W Twelfth to Steel, 14 blks.
Canal place — fr N Branch w to Elston av.
Canal N — fr 30 W Randolph n to W Kinzie.
Canal S — fr 30 W Randolph s to Lumber.
Canalport av — fr 735 Canal s-w to Twenty-second.
Carl— fr N Wells e to N LaSalle, i blk.
Carpenter N — fr 301 W Randolph n to river.
Carpenter S — fr 301 W Randolph s to 393 W Madison.
Cass — fr Kinzie n to E White.
Catharine — fr 131 Stewart av w to Cook.
Cayuga — fr Halsted w to Laurel, 2 blks.
Cedar — fr Rush e to lake, 2 blks.
Center — fr Racine road e to 900 N Clark.
Center av — fr 382 W Madison s to Lumber.
Center place — fr 23 Desplaines to Halsted.
Central av — fr S Water s to Randolph.
Central Park av — fr W Madison to W Sixteenth.
Chapin — fr Currier to 321 Noble.
CULVER, P4BE, HOYNE & CO. I us & 120 MONROE ST.,
Manufacturers of Paging Machines. j Opp. Old Post Office.
64
AD VER TISEMENTS.
KAEMPFKK
DEALER IN
SINGING BIRDS
CAGES, SEEDS,
A QUA Ft I A,
Shells, Plants, Flowers, Immortelles, Moss, Artificial Leaves and Bird
Eyes, and prepared MOCKINGBIRD FOOD.
SOUTH CLAPfcK STREET.
EDDY, HARVEY & CARTER l Mak
272 & 274 MADISON ST. I a11 G°°ds ln their lme"
The Strangers' Guide to the City of Chicago. 65
Cherry av — fr 314 N Branch n to North av.
Chestnut place — fr N LaSalle e to N State.
Chicago av — fr the river e to the lake. Chicago av cars.
Chicago av W — fr the river w to city limits. Milwaukee av cars.
Church — fr i blk s of Black Hawk n to Center. Sedgwick st cars.
Churchill — fr N Robey w to Wilmot, 2 blks.
Clarinda — fr 34 Holt w to Wood, 5 blks.
Clark — fr the river s to city limits.
Clark N — fr the river n to North av, thence n-w to junction of Lake
Shore and Green Bay roads. Horse cars run the entire length
of this street, and branch off for Chicago av, Clybourn av and
Sedgwick st.
Clark av — fr Sheffield av e to Green Bay road.
Clay— fr Sheffield av e to N Halsted.
Clayton — fr 733 May w to Western av.
Cleaver — fr Milwaukee av n to Blanche.
Clinton N — fr 62 W Randolph n to W Kinzie.
Clinton S — fr 62 W Randolph s to 165 Maxwell.
Clybourn av — fr 287 Division n-w to Fullerton av, thence n to city
limits. Clybourn av cars fr Clark st.
Clybourn place W — fr the river w to N Robey. Milwaukee av cars.
Coblenz — fr N Robey w to Western av, 4 blks.
Colfax av — fr Thirty-second s to 150 Douglas place.
Cologne — fr Quarry s-w to the river, 6 blks.
Columbia — fr Ashland av w to Grand, 10 blks.
Commercial — fr 237 W North av n to Armitage.
Congress — fr 317 State e to the lake.
Cook — fr the river s-w to N. Jefferson.
Cooper — fr 806 Clybourn av n to 121 Fullerton av. Clybourn av
cars.
Cork — fr 208 N Reuben to Paulina, 2 blks.
Cornelia — fr 439 Milwaukee av to Lincoln. Milwaukee av cars.
Cornell — fr 400 Milwaukee av w to 321 N Reuben. Milwaukee av
cars.
Cossitt — fr 965 W Lake n to Hubbard. Randolph st cars.
Cottage Grove av — fr 89 Twenty-second s-e to city limits.
Cottage place — fr Twenty-ninth s to Thirty-second. Cottage
Grove av cars.
Coulter — fr Robey w to Western av, 5 blks.
Courtlandt — fr N Robey w to Wilmot. Milwaukee av cars.
CULVER, PAGE, HOYNE & CO. i 11S & 12
Publishers of Blank Books for Public Officers. I MONROE oTREET.
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AD VER TISEMENTS.
H. VOGLER.
F. GEUDTNKK.
VOGLER <fc GEUDTNER,
MANUFACTURERS OF
SALESROOMS,
156 STATE STREET,
BETWEEN
MADISON & MONROE
Offer to the trade a full
line of
Ladies'! Gent's Traveling Trunks,
ZINC, CANVAS AND TOY TRUNKS, SOLE LEATHER TRUNKS, SOLE LEATHER
AND OTHER VALISES, MOROCCO, GRAIN LEATHER. CANVAS
AND CLOTH TRAVELING BAGS AND SATCHELS,
SHAWL, TOURIST AND BAGGAGE STRAPS.
ALL IN UNEXCELLED VARIETY, and at tie VERY LOWEST PRICES.
A RETAIL DEPARTMENT is connected with our Establishment.
EDDY, HARVEY & CARTER lAret8°'ergent^fotrmadn^E
,1 * 9-7 d. -M A r>T«mvr <*T I &ant Styles in Hats and Caps.
272 & 274 MADISON ST.
The Strangers' Guide to the City of Chicago. 67
Coventry — fr W Clybourn place s-e to W North av. Milwaukee
av cars.
Cox — fr N Robey to Milwaukee av.
Crippen — fr Indiana av to State.
Crittenden — fr Currier w to 285 Noble. Milwaukee av cars.
Crosby — fr 79 Larrabee n-w to Division. Clybourn av cars.
Cross — fr Barrypoint road s to W Harrison, i blk.
Currier — fr 67 Augusta n to Chapin. Milwaukee av cars.
Curtis N — fr 322 W Randolph n to Second.
Curtis S — fr 322 W Randolph s to 323 W Madison.
Cynthia court — fr Ogden av to Twenty-second.
Cypress — fr Kendall s to W Twelfth, 3 blks.
D — fr Halsted to Laurel.
Dakota av — fr Thirty-first to Thirty-second.
Damon — fr 75 Sholto to 346 May.
Dashiel — fr Douglas place s to city limits. Cottage Grove av cars.
Davis — fr 10 Division n to W North av, 4^ blks.
Dayton — fr Reese n to Belden av. Clybourn av cars.
Dearborn S — fr the river s to Jackson.
Dearborn N — fr the river n to North av.
Dearborn place — fr Randolph s to Madison.
Deering — fr Thirty-first n-w to river. Archer av cars.
Deer Path av — fr W Kinzie n to Armitage av, n blks.
DeKalb — fr Flournoy s-w to Leavitt, 5 blks.
DeKoven — fr 151 Beach w to 406 Halsted.
Depot place — fr N Ada w to Ashland av. Randolph st cars.
DePuyster — fr 259 Desplaines w to 246 Halsted.
Derby — fr W Jackson n to W Kin/ie.
Desplaines N — fr 122 W Randolph n to W Erie.
Desplaines S — fr 122 W Randolph s to 213 W Twelfth.
Dexter place — fr the river n-w and w to Leavitt, n blks.
Dickson — fr 636 Milwaukee av n to Bloomingdale road.
Diller — fr 906 Fulton n to Fourth. Randolph st cars.
Division — fr the river e to the lake. N Clark st cars.
Division W — fr the river to city limits. Milwaukee av cars.
Dix — fr the river s-e to Chicago av, 5 blk.
Dock — fr River n-w to the river.
Dodge — fr Lumber to Mitchell, 3 blks.
Dominick — fr Webster av s to Center. Clybourn av cars.
Douglas place (or Thirty-fifth) — fr the lake w to Halsted.
CULVER, PAGE, HOYNE & CO, I Agents for Amberg's Letter
118 & 120 MONROE ST. ( Holder, File and Binder.
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WM. H.TURNER.
FREDERICK A. RAY.
&
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
20 & 22 STATE STREET,
Bet Lake & S. Water Sis.
Colt's and other Cartridges, Boxing Gloves, Fencing Foils,
Indian Clubs, and all Goods adapted to the Trade,
79 SO. CLARK STREET, CHICAGO, ILL.
All kinds of Fire Anns made to order. Muzzle-loading Guns altered
to Breech-Loaders. Guns re-bored and warranted to
sheot well. Repairs neatly executed.
The JAMES H. FOSTER New Patent Breech-Loading Top Fastening Shot Gnu always in Stock.
A GOOD ASSORTMENT OF FISHING TACKLE ALWAYS ON HAND.
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
BASE BALL GOODS
SPORTING GOODS, CROQUET, TOY STEAM ENGINES,
FOREIGN POSTAGE STAMPS & STAMP ALBUMS,
79 S. Clark Street, . . 244 N. Market Street,
EDDY, HARVEY & GARTER
272 & 274 MADISON ST.
] Show the Latest Novelties in
Hats, Caps and Furs.
The Strangers1 Guide to the City of Chicago.
69
Douglas place W — fr s branch of the river w to Western av.
Dudley — fr Augusta n to W Asylum place, 10 blks.
Dussold — fr 485 Jefferson w to 478 Halsted.
Eagle — fr 21 N Desplaines w to 21 N. Halsted. Randolph st cars.
Eastman — fr N Branch n-e to Judson, thence e to 575 Halsted.
Eberhart av — fr Humboldt av to Kimball.
Eda — fr State e to Indiana av.
Edgar — fr 188 Waubansia av n to Clybourn.
Egan av (Thirty-ninth) — fr S Halsted e to the lake.
Eighteenth — fr the lake w to the river.
Eighteenth W — fr the river w to May.
Eldridge court — fr 483 State e to the lake.
Eleventh — fr 407 Morgan w to May.
Elizabeth N— fr 404 W Randolph n to W Erie.
Elizabeth S — fr 404 W Randolph s to W Madison.
Elk Grove av — fr 279 W North av n to W Asylum place.
Ellen — fr Milwaukee av s-w to N. Wood.
Ellis av — fr Douglas place s-e to city limits.
Elm — fr Sedgwick e to the lake.
Elmira — fr Laurel to Halsted.
Elston av — fr Milwaukee av n-w to Sloan, n to W Black Hawk, and
thence n-w to city limits.
Ellsworth — fr 2 W Harrison s to Ewing. Clinton st cars.
Emerald — fr Thirty-first s to city limits. Archer av cars.
Emily — fr 400 N Reuben w to Wood, 4 blks.
Emma — fr 514 Milwaukee av w to N Reuben, 2 blks.
English — fr Union w to 698 Center av.
Erie — fr the river e to the lake.
Erie W — fr the river w to Western av.
Esplanade — fr 1492 Halsted e to Wallace, 4 blks.
Eugenie — fr Sedgwick e to N Wells. Sedgwick st cars.
Evans — fr Union w to Western ave. Blue Island av cars.
Evergreen av — fr 788 Milwaukee av s-w to Leavitt, 2 blks.
Ewing — fr Ellsworth to Blue Island av.
Ewing place — fr N Robey w 2 blks.
F — fr Halsted to Laurel.
Fabius — fr Center n to Lincoln av.
Fairfield av — fr Hirsch n to Bloomingdale, 6 blks.
Fall — fr W Lake s to Warren av.
Farrell — fr Hickey s-e to Thirty-first. Archer av cars.
CULVER, PAGE, HOYHE & CO.
•WHOLESALE PAPER DEALERS.
118 & ISO
Monroe Street.
A D VER TISEMEN TS.
EDDY, HARVEY & GARTER
272 & 274 MADISON ST.
Have the cheapest rent, the
finest stock, the lowest prices.
The Strangers' Guide to the City of Chicago. ^ i
Fay — fr 89 W Erie n to Pratt, 2 blks.
Ferdinand — fr 158 Ashland av \v to Oakley, 8 blks.
Fifteenth — fr Clark e to 764 State.
Fifth — fr 156 W Chicago av n to N branch Chicago river.
Fifth av — fr the river s to Taylor, i blk w of court-house.
Fig — fr 550 Milwaukee av w i blk.
Fillmore — fr California av w to Sacramento av.
Finnel — fr 156 Archer av e to Wentworth av.
First — fr May to Rucker, fr Noble to N Wood, and fr N Hoyne to
Oakley. Randolph st cars.
Fisk — fr 188 Evans s to Lumber, 7 blks.
Fleetwood — fr Redfield s-e to W North av.
Flournoy — fr Robey w to Sacramento av, n blks.
Forquer — fr Beach w to 148 Blue Island av.
Forrest av — fr Thirty-first s to city limits. Indiana av cars.
Foster — fr W Harrison s to W Polk. Van Buren st cars.
Fourteenth — fr the lake w to 695 Clark.
Fourth — fr 216 Desplaines w to city limits. Milwaukee av cars.
Fourth av — fr 102 Jackson s to Fourteenth.
Fowler — fr Lull to Milwaukee av. Milwaukee av -cars.
Fox — fr Thirty-first s to Columbia. Archer av cars.
Francisco — fr W Harrison s to W Twelfth, 5 blks.
Frank — fr 75 Waller w to 342 Blue Island av.
Frankfort — fr N Robey w to Western av, 4 blks.
Franklin — fr the river s to Harrison.
Franklin N — fr the river n to Division, thence to Fullerton av.
Freeman — fr Long 'John w to city limits.
Fremont — fr Bissell n to Belden av. Clybourn av cars.
Front — fr Halsted w to Elston av. Milwaukee av cars to May.
Fry — fr 196 Rucker to Noble. Milwaukee av cars.
Fuller — fr Archer av n-w to the river. Archer av cars.
Fullerton av — fr the river e to the lake.
Fullerton av W — fr the river w to city limits. Milwaukee av cars.
Fulton — fr the river w to Central park. Randolph st cars.
Gage — fr Douglas place s-e to Egan av. Cars to Halsted.
Gano — fr 1347 Prairie av e to S Park av. Indiana av cars.
Garibaldi — fr S Twenty-sixth s to Thirty-first. State st cars to
Twenty-sixth.
Geddes — fr W Lake n to Kinzie. Randolph st cars.
Genessee av — fr W Division n to city limits. Milwaukee av cars.
CULVER, PAGE, HOYNE & GO. I "« & 12° MONEOE ST
) opp. oid Post office.
AD VER TISEMENTS.
YOU KNOW IT?
SELLS TZHZIE
Finest Furniture
IN CHICAGO,
AT THE LOWEST PRICES.
266 STATE STREET, (SIGH OF THE GOLDEN CHAIR,)
FRED. J. ABBEY & CO.
Manufacturers of BKEECH AND
MUZZLE-LOADING
Shootiny Guns made to shoot well or
Scott's Side Snap, Greener's, Woodhill, Wellington, Lefaucheux and American Breech-Loading
Guns, Central Fire, at from $40 to $200. Breech-Loading Guns and Rifles, our own make, (F.
J. Abbey & Co.'s Patent) from $150 to $400. Shells Loaded to order, and forwarded by express
to any part of the United States. All kinds of Breech-Loading Implements and Shells, Ammuni-
tion of all descriptions. Fishing Tackle, Base Ball Supplies, Boxing Gloves, Gun Material, etc.
43 S. Clark Street, - CHICAGO.
CnilV LJADWCV P PADTCDI Give special inducements to
bUUT, HAnVtT & UAn I tn PArKA»E BTTVFRS
PACKAGE BUYERS.
272 & 274 MADISON ST.
The Strangers' Guide to the City of Chicago. 73
George place — fr Sheffield av e to N Halsted, 2 blks.
George — fr Dix w to Elston av. Milwaukee av cars.
Gilpin — fr Center av w to Loomis, 4 blks.
Girard — fr W North av n to W Asylum, 7 blks.
Goethe — fr 305 Sedgwick e to N State.
Good — fr Sholto w to 324 May. Randolph st cars.
Grace — fr 157 Division n to Vedder. Clybourn av cars.
Grand — fr W Douglas place to Bross, 4 blks.
Grand av — fr Western av n-w to city limits. Randolph st cars.
Granger — fr 285 Sedgwick e to N Wells.
Grand Haven — fr 439 N State to the lake.
Grant place — fr 875 Larrabee e to N Clark. N Clark st cars.
Grape — fr Herndon e to N Halsted. N Clark st cars.
Green N — fr 218 W Randolph n to Front.
Green S — fr 218 W Randolph s to 261 W Harrison.
Greenwich — fr N Robey w to Leavitt, 2 blks.
Grove — fr Sixteenth s-w to 255 Archer av.
Grove N — fr Orchard e to Larrabee. Clybourn av cars.
Grover — fr Milwaukee n to George.
Gurley — fr 49 Blue Island av w to Center av. Blue Island av cars.
Haines — fr the river n-e to Crosby, 6 blks.
Hall — fr Long John w to Trenton, 2 blks.
Halsted N — fr 199 W Randolph n to city limits.
Halsted S — fr 200 W Randolph s to city limits.
Hamilton — fr 818 W Monroe s to Jackson. Madison st cars.
Hamlin av — fr W Kinzie n to Fullerton av, 18 blks.
Hammond — fr Menomonee to Wisconsin. .
Hanover — fr 200 Archer av s to Twenty-ninth.
Harbine — fr 637 Center av w to Western av. Blue Island av cars.
Harmon court — fr 525 State e to the lake.
Harris — fr Douglas park boulevard s to Sixteenth.
Harrison — fr the lake w to the river.
Harrison W — fr the river w to city limits.
Hart — fr 703 W Kinzie n to Hubbard, i blk.
Hastings — fr 341 Blue Island av w to Wood.
Hawthorne av — fr Larrabee n-w to North av.
Hein — fr 298 Sedgwick w to Clybourn av. Sedgwick st cars.
Henry — fr Margaret w to Wood.
Henshaw av — fr Milwaukee av n to city limits.
Hernden — fr Jones av n-e to Nursery.
CULVER, PAGE, HOYNE & CO, I BOX MAKEES' STOCK & TOOLS,
IT f 118 & 120 MONROE ST.
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LAUNDRY MACHINERY OF ALL KINDS.
j
Agents for the Novelty Clothes Wringer,
Family, Hotel and Laundry Sizes.
191 & 193 S. CLARK STREET, CHICAGO, ILL.
J. M. LYONS. O. A. PECK.
GLOBE TOBACCO HOUSE.
-s to yVnclx-e-w
WHOLESALE DEALERS IS
GLOBE TOBACCO,
Imported and Domestic Cigars and
Smokers' Articles,
120 RANDOLPH STREET, Corner CLARK,
CHICAGO.
WALKER, McGRAW & CO., .... DETROIT.
EDDY, HARVEY & CARTER ( Give personal attention to
,
272 & 274 MADISON ST.
The Strangers' Guide to the City of Chicago. 75
Hermitage av — fr junction of Southwestern av and Jackson a to W
Polk. Van Buren st cars.
Hervey — fr N Wood w to Robey. Randolph st cars.
Hewes — fr W North av to Waubansia av, i blk.
Hickory — fr Cologne s-w to Ashland av. Archer av cars.
Hickory av — fr 40 N branch n to Black Hawk.
High — fr Webster av n to Fullerton av. Clybourn av cars.
Hill— fr 208 Sedgwick to LaSalle. N Clark st cars.
Hinman — fr Ashland av w to Lincoln. Blue Island av cars.
Hinsche — fr 192 Clybourn av n to Black Hawk.
Hinsdale — fr 240 N State e to the lake.
Hinsdale W — fr N LaSalle w to N Market.
Hobbie — fr Hawthorne av e to Sedgwick.
Hoey — fr Archer av s-w to Mary. Archer av cars.
Holden— fr 40 W Twelfth to Mitchell, 4 blks.
Holstein — fr 1170 Milwaukee av n to Stanton, 16 blks.
Holt — fr 422 W Chicago av n to W North av.
Homan — fr W Lake s to Steel.
Homan av — fr W Kinzie n to W Chicago av.
Homer — fr N Robey w to Holstein av.
Honore — fr 708 W Madison s to W Harrison.
Hooker av — fr 409 N Halsted n to Cherry av.
Hope — fr 69 Blue Island av w to 302 Morgan.
Houston — fr W Division n-e to Milwaukee av, 2 blks.
Howard — fr Ashland av w to Western av.
Howe — fr 28 Willow n to 267 Center.
Hoyne — fr 233 Park av s to DeKalb.
Hoyne N — fr 233 Park av n to W North av.
Hubbard — fr Jefferson w to Seymour. Milwaukee av cars.
Hubbard court — fr 399 State e to the lake.
Hudson — fr Milwaukee av n to Wellington, 4 blks.
Hunt — fr Rucker to Elizabeth. Randolph st cars.
Hurlburt — fr 66 Clybourn av n to Fullerton av.
Huron — fr Robert e to the lake.
Iglehart av — fr Steel to Twenty-second.
Illinois — fr 57 Kingsbury e to the lake.
Indiana — fr the river e to the lake.
Indiana W — fr the river w to Western av.
Indiana av — fr Fourteenth s to city limits.
Ingraham — fr Elston av to Noble. Milwaukee av cars.
CULVER, PAGE, HOYNE & CO. I ™ & no MONROE ST.,
Publishers of Blanks and Books for Insurance Co.'s. ) Opp. Old Post Office.
A D VER TISEMENTS.
Ceo. A. .lliM-h. Ailulph .1. >IK. h.
GEO.A.MISCH&BRO.
MAXUFACTTRERS OF
Stained, Enameled, Embossed,
Cnt and Ground
GLASS
No. 217
E. WASHINGTON ST.
lift. Franklin & 'lark. I SK,
CHICAGO.
j.
(BETWEEN WASHINGTON AND RANDOLPH STREETS,)
Importer and Manufacturer of
OPTICAL,
MATHEMATICAL and PHILOSOPHICAL
INSTRUMENTS.
Engineers1 & Surveyors' Instruments a Specialty.
Agent for BECK'S MICROSCOPES and APPARATUSES. Repairs receive the Best Attention.
EDDY, HARVEY & GARTER
272 & 274 MADISON ST.
| Hats, Caps, Furs and Buck
Goods at Wholesale.
The Strangers' Guide to the City of Chicago.
77
Iowa — fr Wood w to Western a\ .
Iron — fr Mulligan s-e to Columbia.
Irwin — fr Arthur i blk w to Canal.
Jackson — fr the lake w to the river.
Jackson W — fr the river to Central Park av.
James av — fr Laurel w to Pitney, 6 blks.
Jane — fr 454 Ashland av w to Newton, 5 blks.
Jefferson S — fr 92 W Randolph s to 34 W Twenty-second.
Jefferson N — fr 92 W Randolph n to the river.
John — fr Evans s to W Twenty-second, 5 blks.
John place — fr 879 Halsted w i blk.
Johnson — fr 288 W Taylor s to W Sixteenth.
Johnson av — fr Twenty-sixth s to Twenty-eighth.
Jones av — fr Division n to Southport av.
Judd — fr Stewart av w to Jefferson.
Julia — fr Ashland av 2 blks w.
Kane — fr the Illinois and Michigan canal n-w to Robey.
Kansas — fr Throop \v to Ashland av.
Kedzie — fr Blue Island av s-w to Robey, 7 blks.
Kedzie av — fr W Madison s to city limits.
Kendall— fr W Polk s-w to W Taylor, 3 blks.
Kingsbury — fr Kinzie n-w to Ontario.
Kin/ie — fr the river e to N Water.
Kinzie W — fr the river to city limits.
Kissam — fr Center av to Loomis, 3 blks.
Kossuth — fr 1022 Halsted e to Western av.
Kramer — fr Jefferson'to W Halsted.
Kroger — fr Racine road e i blk.
Laflin — fr 536 W Madison s to the river.
Laimbeer — fr W Lake n to Kinzie, 2 blks.
Lake — fr Central av and railroad depots w to s branch river. Runs
parallel with main branch Chicago river.
Lake W — fr the river w to city limits. Randolph st cars run on
this street fr Union Park w.
Lake av — fr Douglas place to city limits.
Langley — fr 71 Thirty-seventh s to city limits.
Larrabee — fr Chicago av n to Fullerton av.
LaSalle — fr the river s to Van Buren. Tunnel on this street to N D.
LaSalle N — fr the river n to North av.
Laugh ton — fr Robey w to Western av, 5 blks.
r.
Culver, Page, Hoyne & Co. \NOS. 11 8 & 120 Monroe St.
COUNTING-HOUSE STATIONERS. ' Opposite Old Post Office.
A D VER TJSEMENTS.
GENERAL NORTHWESTERN AGENTS
and V0SE & SONS
AND THE POPULAR
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A "WRIITEN GUARftNIEE" Accompanies Each Instrument Sold by Us,
INSTRUMENTS SOLD ON INSTALLMENTS OR FOR RENT.
WAREROOMS:— 211 State St., Chicago.
EDDY, HARVEY & GARTER
272 & 274 MADISON ST.
INVITE THE ATTENTION
OF CLOSE BUYERS.
The Strangers' Guide to the City of Chicago. 79
Laurel — fr W Fullerton av n to Diversy av, 4 blks.
Leavitt N — fr 274 Park av n to W North av.
Leavitt S — fr 274 Park av s to Steel.
Lee place — fr N Robey w to Hoyne.
LeMoyne — fr N Robey w to Leavitt, 2 blks.
Lessing— rfr 124 W Chicago av n to George, 4 blks.
Lewis — fr Jones av n-e to Clybourn av.
Lexington — fr De Kalb w to Waverly, 5 blks.
Liberty W — fr 75 Stewart av w to 544 Halsted.
Lime — fr the river s to Rum, 3 blks.
Lincoln N — fr 723 W Lake n to W Division.
Lincoln S — fr 723 W Lake s to W Twenty-second.
Linden — fr 464 Larrabee e to Sedgwick.
Lisle — fr Union w to 840 Halsted.
Lock — fr Thirty-first n-w to Hickory, 4 blks.
Lockport — fr Archer av n-w to Boardman, 2 blks.
Long John — fr Thirty-first s to city limits, 6 blks.
Loomis — fr 490 W Madison s to Lumber.
Lowe av — fr Douglas place s to city limits.
Luke — fr Union w to Center av.
Lumber — fr Twelfth, near the river, s and s-w with the river to
Loomis. Lumbermen's line stages.
Lydia — fr 54 Desplaines w to 51 Halsted.
Lytle — fr 454 W Harrison s to W Twelfth.
Madison — fr the lake w to the river.
Madison W — fr the river w to Central Park av. Cars and stages fr
State and Lake.
Maple— fr 364 N LaSalle e to N State.
Marcy — fr 18 Sheffield av n-w to Waubansia av.
Margaret — fr 392 Mitchell s to Catharine, 2 blks.
Mark — fr 695 Union w to 722 Halsted.
Mark av — fr 122 Second n to W Chicago av.
Market — fr Lake s to Tyler.
Market N — fr the river n to Division.
Marshfield — fr 604 W Jackson s to W Polk.
Mary — fr Hoey n-w to Hickory, 2 blks.
Mather — fr 34 Ellsworth w to Halsted.
Maxwell — fr the river w to Blue Island av.
May N — fr 342 W Randolph n to W Chicago av.
May S — fr 342 W Randolph s to Twenty-second.
CULVER, PAGE, HOYNE & CO. I ™ & 120 MONEOE ST.,
Publishers of Blanks and Boots for Railroad Companies. I Opp. Old Post Office.
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WENDELL & HYMAN,
Wholesale and Eetail Dealers in
Silver and Plated Ware,
CLOCKS, WATCH MATERIALS, ETC.
FOR SAFES, VAULT DOORS, STORES, DWELLINGS, DRAWERS, ETC.
TIHIIE ZF^TZEUsTT j^. ID J~ TJ S T A. IB HL El
Can be Instantly Turned to
any Angle.
SARGENT, GREENLEAF & BROOKS, - 25 Randolph St,
EDDY, HARVEY & CARTER
272 & 274 MADISON ST.
The Strangers' Guide to the City of Chicago. 8 1
McGlashen — fr Twenty-second s to 189 Archer av.
McGrath — fr 107 Robey w to 208 Leavitt.
McGregor — fr 346 Archer av e to 302 Wentworth av.
McHenry — fr N branch Chicago river s-e to Rawson.
Meagher — fr Stewart av w to Halsted.
Menomonee — fr 509 Larrabee e to N Clark.
Meridian — fr 59 Desplaines w to Halsted.
Michigan — fr Kingsbury e to N Water.
Michigan av — fr the river s to city limits.
Miller — fr 346 W Harrison s to Taylor, 3 blks.
Milwaukee av — fr X Canal n-w to city limits.
Mitchell — fr the river w to Western av.
Mohawk — fr Clybourn av n to Center.
Monroe — fr the lake w to the river.
Monroe W — fr Canal w to Campbell av.
Montgomery — fr Long John e to Ashland av, 2 blks.
Morgan N — fr 281 W Randolph n to W Chicago av.
Morgan S — fr 281 W Randolph s to Lumber.
Morton — fr Thirty-third s to Thirty-seventh, 4 blks.
Morton av — fr W Kinzie n to W Division, 7 blks.
Mulligan — fr S branch river w to Ashland av, 3 blks.
Murray — fr 388 Archer av s to Twenty-sixth.
Myrick av — fr 67 Twenty-ninth s to Thirty-first.
Nebraska — fr Throop w to Ashland av.
Newberry — fr 270 W Taylor to W Sixteenth.
Newton — fr Thomas n to 311 W Division.
Nineteenth — fr the river to 912 State.
Noble — fr 451 W Kinzie n to W North av.
Noble av — fr Sheffield av e to Green Bay road.
North av — fr the river e to the lake.
North av W — fr the river w to city limits.
North Branch — fr Hawthorne av n-w to Division.
Norton — fr 154 Gurley s to W Taylor.
Norwood av — fr Humboldt av to Kimball.
Nursery — fr Lewis n-w to Ward, 4 blks.
Oak — fr 162 Sedgwick e to the lake.
Oakley — fr 905 W Lake s to Steel.
Oakley N — fr 314 Park av n to W North av.
O'Brien — fr 501 Jefferson w to 498 Halsted.
Ogden av — fr W Twelfth s-w to city limits.
CULVER, PAGE, HOYNE & CO. I 118 & 12°
f M ON ROE STR EET.
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WM. PARMELEE <fc CO.
Manufacturers and Dealers in
276 STATE STREET
SECOND DOOR NORTH OF VAN BUREN STREET,
MANUFACTURERS OF
TOILET
51 & 53 SOUTH CANAL ST.. CHICAGO,
All Soaps of our Manufacture fully Guaranteed in regard to Purity. No
Adulterations Used.
Are requested to call upon us, if in the city, or send by mail for Price List and Quota-
tions. Special discounts upon quantities to close buyers.
All Orders by Mail attended to with Integrity and Despatch,
EDDY, HARVEY & GARTER
272 & 274 MADISON ST.
Manufacture FINE FURS
and ROBES.
The Strangers' Guide to the City of Chicago. 83
Ohio — fr Kingsbury e to the lake.
O'Neil— fr 925 Halsted w i hlk.
Ontario — fr th river e to the lake.
Orchard — fr 238 Clybourn av n-e to North av.
Osgood — fr Center n to Fullerton av.
Pacific av — fr 144 Jackson s to Taylor, 4 blks.
Page — fr W Kin/ie n to \V Indiana.
Page S — fr 651 W Lake s to W Monroe.
Park av — fr 3 Ashland av w to Falls.
Park place — fr 350 Michigan av e to the lake.
Paulina — fr 627 W Lake s to Twenty-second.
Paulina N — fr 627 W Lake n to W Division.
Pearce — fr 237 Desplaines to Halsted.
Pearson W — fr 241 N Wells w to N Market.
Peck court — fr 441 State e to the lake.
Peoria S — fr 240 W Randolph s to W Harrison.
Peoria N — fr 240 W Randolph n to Milwaukee av.
Perry — fr 760 Clybourn av n to Rightwood av.
Philip — fr Halsted w to N Carpenter.
Pine — fr N Water n to the lake.
Pitney av — fr James av n-w to the river.
Pleasant — fr 191 Division n to 68 Vedder.
Polk — fr 426 State w to the river.
Polk W — fr the river w to Sacramento av.
Prairie av — fr Sixteenth s to city limits.
Pratt — fr 202 Halsted w to Morgan.
Price place — fr 201 Desplaines to 188 Halsted.
Putnam — fr W Erie n to W Chicago av, 4 blks.
Quarry — fr the river s to Wrong, 4 blks.
Quincy — fr 210 State w to the river.
Quincy W — fr 173 Clinton to Jefferson.
Racine road — fr 550 Clybourn av n to city limits.
Railroad av — fr Twelfth to Mitchell, 3 blks.
Randolph — fr the lake w to the river.
Randolph W — fr the river w to Union Park.
Rawson — fr Fleetwood w .to 418 Elston av.
Ray — fr 1339 Prairie av e to S Park av.
Rebecca — fr 610 Morgan w to Wood.
Redfield — fr the river w to 480 Elston av.
Rees — fr 50 Division n-e to Dayton, thence e to Clybourn av.
CULVER, PAGE, HOYNE & CO, I Bankers' and Office Outfits a
us & 120 MONROE ST. I Specialty.
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W. & B. DOUGLAS,
MANUFACTURERS OF
Hydraulic Earns,
Garden & Fire Engines
Pump Chain & Fixtures,
Iron Curbs, Etc.
Also IKON and
LEAD PIPE and
RUBBER HOSE
In Stock.
197 Lake Street, Chicago, III, - 85 & 87 John Street, New York,
Factory at Middletown, Conn. Works Founded in 1832.
B. JtOVGJjAS, President. J. M. ItOVGLAS, See. and Treas.
SPICES.
Strictly Pure.
Cinnamon,
Allspice,
Cloves.
Ginger,
Mace,
Nutmegs,
Mustard,
White Pepper.
Black Pepper,
Cayenne Pepper,
Carraway Seed,
Cream Tartar,
Cocoa .Shell.
HORACE MEECH,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in (he Best
348 gtkte gti'eet,
(Bet. Jackson 4 VanBnren Sts. i
CHICAGO.
Formerly cor. Monroe k l>r:irlu>ni >
and 14 Adams Street. $
Persons wishing to purcha.sc the best TEAS and
COFFEES in the City, will do well to call and ex-
amine rnv Goods and Prices.
STARCH,
Soap.
Corn Starch,
i Bluing,
Crack Cocoanut.
Baker's Chocolate,
Baker's Broma,
Baker's Cocoa,
Dr. Price's Cream
Baking Powder,
Ludlam's Cream
Baking Powder,
Royal Baking
Powder,
Extracts of all
kinds, etc.
EDDY, HARVEY & CARTER I Se"F
272 & 274 MADISON ST. ) Manufacturers Prices.
The Strangers' Guide to the City of Chicago. 85
Reuben N — fr Park av n to Clybourn place.
Rhodes av — fr Thirty-second s to 122 Douglas place.
Ridgeville road — fr 712 Milwaukee av n to Armitage av.
River — fr 528 Water n-e to Rush st bridge.
Robey — fr 771 W Lake s to Steel. Randolph st cars.
Robey N — fr 771 W Lake n to city limits.
Rountree — fr Lake n to W Kinzie, 2 blks.
Ruble — fr 153 W Sixteenth s to 125 Canalport av.
Rucker — fr 350 W Kinzie n to 17 Augusta.
Rumsey — 499 W Indiana to 223 W Division.
Rush — fr the river n to Cedar.
Sampson — fr Waller w to Western av.
Samuel — fr 550 W Chicago av n to 239 W Division.
Sangamon N — fr 260 W Randolph n to W Chicago av.
Sangamon S — fr 259 W Randolph s to W Harrison.
Sanger — fr 346 Archer av s-e to Twenty-sixth.
Saratoga — fr W Douglas place n to Bross av.
Schiller — fr 357 Sedgwick e to the lake.
School — fr Canal w to Scammon School.
Sebor — fr Ellsworth w to 290 Halsted.
Second — fr the river w to Halsted and fr Milwaukee av w to city limits
Sedgwick — fr Erie n to city limits.
Seeley — fr.8o4 W Madison s to McGrath.
Seventeenth — fr 852 State w to Grove.
Seward — fr 77 W Sixteenth s to Lumber, 2 blks.
Seymour — fr 1010 W Lake n to Chicago av.
Sheffield av — fr Hawthorn av n to city limits.
Sheldon N — fr 468 W Randolph n to Depot place.
Sheridan — fr W North av n to W Fullerton av. .
Sherman — fr 1 74 Jackson s to Taylor.
Sholto — fr 368 W Harrison s to Eleventh.
Shurtleff av — fr 300 Twenty-sixth s to Thirty-fifth, 5 blks.
Sibley — fr W Harrison s to 512 W Taylor.
Sigel — fr 49 Hurlbut e to N Wells, 3 blks.
Sixteenth — fr the Lake w to the river.
Sixteenth W — fr the river w to the city limits.
Sloan — fr Elston av to Noble.
Smith — fr Ashland av w to Wood.
Sophia — fr Fabius e to N Franklin, 15 blks.
South Park — fr Leavitt w to Western av, 4 blks.
CULVER, PAGE, HOYNE & CO. I 118 & 12°
PUBLISHEKS OF LEGAL BLANKS, j MOHVOC Street.
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51 STATE ST., CHICAGO, ILL,
General Agents for MOSLER, BAH MANN & CO.'S
FIHB«RGLAR-PBflQF SAFES
BANK VAULTS, VAULT DOORS, ETC.
A Specialty made in Jewelers'^ House Safes
*L 9V »"
Also in Safes for Hotels, County Records and Silk-.
PAKTU TI.ARI.Y ARRANGED FOB SAFETY, CONVENIENCE AND sl'AI 1:. A~
REQUIRED FOR EACH Pl'KI'OSE.
Having lately made all our Patterns new, making Thicker ll'afls, adding Extra Steps and
Flanges, Solid Angle Corners, with Double Tongue and Groove, Welded Steel and Iron, Conical
Bolts, and Heavy Bolt Work, etc., together with Sargent's L'nriralcd Combination Locks,
\V1 ( 'ifARANTEB SATISFACTION.
EDDY, HARVEY & GARTER
272 & 274 MADISON ST.
J HAVE FINE ASSORTMENT
' " ' " f OF UMBRELLAS.
The Strangers' Guide to the City of Chicago. 87
South Park av — fr 9 W Twenty-second s to Egan av.
Southwestern av — fr 476 W Randolph s-w to city limits.
Spaulding av — fr W Jackson s to W Van Buren.
Springer — fr Waterville e to Ullman, 2 blks.
Stan ton av — fr Douglas place s to Egan av.
State — fr 80 S Water s to city limits. Two blks e of court house
square. Cars run the entire length, fr Lake.
State N — fr the river n to Schiller.
Staunton — fr 987 W Lake s to 1005 W Madison.
St. Clair — fr 300 N Water n to 380 Superior.
Stewart av — fr 62 W Twelfth s to Lumber.
Stewart av — fr the river s to city limits.
St John's place — fr 550 W Lake n to Depot place opp. Union Park.
St Louis av — fr Douglas park boulevard s to Sixteenth.
Stone — fr 580 Division n to Banks, 3 blks.
Stowell— fr 530 Clark w i^ blks.
Summer — fr Twenty-sixth s to Twenty-eight.
Superior — fr Roberts e to the lake.
Swift place — fr Stewart av e to Wentworth av.
Taylor — fr 504 State to the river.
Taylor W — fr the river w to city limits.
Third av — fr Jackson s to Fourteenth, i blk.
Thirteenth — fr 641 State e to the lake.
Thirteenth — fr Waller w to Lincoln.
Thirtieth — fr the lake w to Wentworth av.
Thirty-first— fr the lake to Halsted.
Thirty-second — fr Cottage Grove av w to Clark.
Thirty-third — fr the lake w to Halsted.
Thirty-fourth — fr Butterfield e to Indiana av.
Thirty-seventh — fr Halsted e to the lake.
Thirty-eight — fr Halsted e to the lake.
Thomas — fr Wood w to Western av, 7 blks.
Thornton — fr W Twenty-second s-e to Ashland av.
Throop — fr 438 W Madison s to the river.
Todd — fr the river s-e to Grove, i blk. Archer av cars.
Townsend — fr Erie n to Division. Clybourn av cars.
Trenton — fr Illinois & Michigan canal s to W Douglas place.
Trumbull av — fr Douglas Park Bouvlevard s to W Sixteenth.
Tucker — fr Douglas place s to Egan av. Archer av cars.
Twelfth — fr the lake w to the river.
CULVER, PAGE, HOYNE & CO. I "* & 12° MONBOE ST.,
Publishers of KLAXKS and BOOKS for Hunks. j Opp. Old Post Office.
88
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A . J .
Manufacturers and Dealers in
FURNITURE
:AND:
UPHOLSTERY GOODS.
2O7 'West Madison St.
59 South Green St.
153 West Washington St.
} - CHICAGO.
Manufacturer of Gentlemen's 3-4 and 7-8th
4» "MrlP'
me ||i
THE "PARSONS" SIDE BAR WAGON A SPECIALTY.
Weiyht, 12O Pound*.
REPAIRING AND PAINTING DONK WITH NEATNESS AND
DESPATCH.
155 W. Washington St., Chicago.
EDDY, HARVEY & GARTER I
272 & 274 MADISON ST.
Make the Lowest Prices on
all Goods in their line.
The Strangers' Guide to the City of Chicago.
89
Twelfth W — fr the the river to city limits.
Twentieth — fr the lake w to Grove.
Twenty-first — fr the lake w to Stewart av.
Twenty-second E — fr the lake w to the river.
Twenty-second W — fr the river w to city limits.
Twenty-third — fr the lake w to Archer av.
Twenty-fourth — fr the lake w to Butler.
Twenty-fifth — fr the lake w to Sanger.
Twenty-sixth — fr the lake w to Halsted.
Twenty-seventh — fr 1 246 State w to Wallace.
Twenty-seventh — fr 227 S Park av e to the lake.
Twenty-eight — fr Wallace e to Stewart av, and fr State e to Stewart av.
Twenty-ninth — fr the lake w to Wallace.
Tyler — fr Market e to 300 Fifth av.
Tyler W — fr 259 Clinton w to California av. Van Buren st cars.
Ullman — fr Thirty-first s to city limits, 7 blks.
Union N — fr 156 W Randolph n to W Chicago av.
Union S — fr 156 W Randolph s to Lumber.
Union Park place — fr 524 W Lake n to Depot place.
Upton — fr Milwaukee av s-w and w to city limits, 2 blks.
Van Buren — fr the lake w to the river.
Van Buren W — fr the river w to California av. Cars.
Van Horn — fr Ashland av w to Western av, 7 blks.
Vedder — fr 527 N Halsted e to Vine.
Vermont av — fr Thirty-first to Columbia.
Vernon av — fr 155 Douglas place s to Thirty-seventh.
Vincennes av — fr 620 Cottage Grove av to city limits.
Vine — fr Division n to Reese, 2 blks.
Wabash av — from S Water to city limits.
Wade — fr 97 Elston av w to Currier.
Wahl — fr Springer av to Thirty-first.
Wallace — fr 288 Archer av s-e to McGregor, thence s to city limits.
Waller — fr 370 W Twelfth s to 353 Mitchell, 5 blks.
Walnut — fr Ashland av w to Western av.
Walsh— fr N Clark e to the lake, 3 blks.
Ward court — fr Lumber w to Jefferson.
Warren av — fr 50 Ashland av w to Falls.
Washington — fr the lake to the river.
Washington W — fr the tunnel w to Central Park. Randolph st cars
i blk n, Madison st cars i blk s.
CULVER, PAGE, HOYNE & CO, I Bookbinders' Stock and Tools,
N- j 118 A. 120 MONROE ST.
9o
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HANNA, BARRETT & Co
Bet. Lake and S. Water.
-A-ITID :P-A_I3STT
Manufacturers Mixed Paints, Barrett's Wood Filling.
J. F. & J. E. WHITE,
IMPORTERS OF
LADIES' FANCY BASKETS.
Manufacturers and Wholesale Dealers in
BUTTER TUBS, BASKETS. MATS, MATCHES, TWINES, CORDAGE.
CHILDREN'S CARRIAGES, BRUSHES, BROOMS,
BROOM MATERIALS, ETC.,
GET THE BEST— "THE BLANCHARD CHURN."
Our ll'irre ?> lite />V.v/. //!• sell cheap, cm d fill orders promptly. Try in.
EDDY, HARVEY & CARTER ' Are sole agents formany Ele~
272 & 274 MADISON ST.
| gant Styles in Hats and Caps.
Tlic Strangers* Guiiie to the City of Chicago.
Washington av — fr the river w to Leavitt. Randolph st cars three
blks s.
Washington place — fr 250 N Clark e to Dearborn.
Washtemuv av — fr W Kinzie n to Armitage av, 10 blks.
Water N — fr the river e to the lake.
Water S — fr the lake s-\v to Lake.
Water W — fr Madison n to Fourth.
Waterville — fr Lancaster av s-e to Fox. Archer av cars.
Waubansia av — fr the river w to 1013 Milwaukee av. and fr West-
ern av w to Washtenaw av.
Way man — fr Halsted to Jefferson.
Weed — fr Hooker n-e to Hawthorne av, 6 blks.
Wellington — fr Racine Road e to N Clark, 3 blks.
Wells N — fr the river n to N Clark.
Wendell — fr 160 Sedgwick e to N LaSalle.
Wentworth av — fr Sixteenth s to city limits.
Wesson — fr Chicago av n to Division. Chicago av cars.
Western av N — fr 352 Park av to city limits.
Western av S — fr 352 Park av s to city limits.
Wheaton — fr Humboldt av i blk.
White K — fr 300 N Dearborn to the lake.
White W — fr 256 N LaSalle w to Townsend, 5 blks.
Whitehouse place — fr Stewart av e to Went worth av, 4 blks.
Whiting — fr 277 N Market e to N LaSalle, and from N Dearborn
e to the lake.
Whitney — fr 290 N Dearborn e to the lake, 3 blks.
Weiland — fr North av to Schiller.
Wilc.ox — fr N Leavitt w to California av.
Willard place — fr 380 W Randolph s to W Washington.
William — fr 215 Morgan w to 142 Center av.
Willow — fr Jones av n-e to Clybourn av, thence to 491 Larrabee.
Wilmot av — fr N Robey w to Bradwell, 5 blks.
Wilson — fr Stewart av w to Jefferson.
Winchester av — fr 754 W Madison s to W Harrison.
Winter — fr Twenty-sixth s to Twenty-eighth.
Wood — fr 675 W Lake s to W Twenty-second.
Wood N — fr 675 W Lake n to city limits. Madison st cars.
Wright — fr 117 Stewart av w to 570 Morgan.
Wrong — fr Halsted n-w to Main, 3 blks.
Yorktown — fr W Douglas place n to Bross av, 3 blks.
CULVER, PAGE, HOYNE & CO. I
HI'tiik Hool;
J & 120 MONROE S'
Opp. Old Post Office.
AD VER TISEMENTS.
SargentGreenleafjBfBrooks.|
ll
Chicago III.
The most Convenient and Durable Elbow made.
SOLID BY THE
SARGENT, GREEN LEAF & BROOKS,
25 RANDOLPH STREET.
EDDY, HARVEY & CARTER tsho^e ^atest
239 & 241 MADISOK ST. I HatS- CaP8 and FurS'
The Strangers' Guide to the City of Chicago. 93
C L -A. SS IF I IE ID
Business Directory
LEADING BUSINESS HOUSES IN CHICAGO.
ARCHITECTS.
BOYINGTON WM. W., 89 Washington.
ART EMPORIUMS.
O'BRIEN'S ART EMPORIUM, 204 and 206 Wabash av., s. e.
cor. Adams (see adv't, page 103).
ARTISTS1 MATERIALS.
MARTIN O'BRIEN, 204 and 206 Wabash av., s. e. cor. Adams,
(see adv't, page 103).
ARTIFICIAL LIMBS AND TRUSSES.
DR. HIATT & LE ROY, 125 S. Clark.
BANKS (Savings).
STATE SAVINGS INSTITUTION (see adv't, page 104).
BANK LOCKS.
SARGENT, GREENLEAF & BROOKS (see adv't, p. 80 and 92).
BASE BALL GOODS.
PIERCE J. A., 79 Clark (see adv't, page 68).
BEDDING AND MATTRESSES.
WOVEN WIRE MATTRESS, 129 LaSalle (see adv't, page 34).
BEDDING AND FEATHERS.
MACKKY \ D1-1VEREAUX, 77 and 79 Randolph (see adv't,
page 46).
BELTING.
MUNSON & CO. (see adv't, colored insert).
BIRDS AND GOLD FISH.
KAEMPFER FRED., 127 S. Clark (see adv't, page 64).
Culver, Page, Hoyne & Co. (NOS. iw & 120 Monroe St.
Publishers of Blank Books for Public Offices. ) Opposite Old Post Office.
94
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C. C. HOLTON & CO.
MANUFACTURERS OF
Parlor Furniture,
269 & 271 STATE ST.,
Between Jackson and Van }
Suren Street*. J
? 1OV2.)
Upholstered Parlor Suites a Specialty,
GOOD GOODS AND LOW PRICES.
CHAMBER SUITES AND HAIR MATTRESSES.
"We Manufacture our own Goods and Guarantee the Quality.
Please Examine Here before Purchasing elsewhere.
You will Save Money by so doing, as we offer Bargains.
EDDY, HARVEY & CARTER lHave the cheapest rent> th«
239 & 241 MADISON ST. t finest stock, the lowest prices.
The Strangers' Guide to the City of Chicago. 95
BLANK BOOKS, PRINTING AND STATIONERY.
CULVER, PAGE, HOYNE & CO., 118 and 120 Monroe (see
adv't, lower margin right hand pages).
MIDDLETON J. W., 55 State.
BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERS.
KEEN W. B., COOKE&CO., 113 and 115 State (see adv't, p. 12).
BOLT MANUFACTURERS.
CREGIER, CLARKE & CO. Salesroom, 144 Lake. Works, cor.
Market and Huron.
BOOTS AND SHOES (Wholesale).
DOGGETT, BASSETT & HILLS, 29 and 31 Lake.
FARGO C. H. & CO., cor. Madison and Market.
FEAREY THOS. & SONS, 254 Madison.
GREENSFELDER, ROSENTHAL cSc CO., 34 and 36 Lake (see H
adv't opp. inside back cover). J
THOMPSON C. O. & CO., 69 and 71 Wabash av. H
WELLS M. D. & CO., cor Madison and Market. jj
BOOTS AND SHOES 'Wholesale Manufacturers of).
FEAREY THOS. & SONS, 254 Madison. Factory at Albany, N. Y.
GREENSFELDER, ROSENTHAL & CO., 34 and 36 Lake (see
adv't, opp. inside back cover.)
BOTTLES.
M'CLELAND & SAGE, 167 and 169 E. Randolph (see. adv't,
page 62).
BOURBON WHISKY. §
LEANDER READ, Agent for J. H. Cutter, old Bourbon Whisky,
20 and 22 State.
BOXES (Shelf, Shoe, Office, Etc.)
RITCHIE & DUCK, 154 and 155 Michigan av. (see adv't, p. 70). ^
BRUSHES (Manufacturers and Dealers .
DOUGLAS EDWARD C., Manuf'r and dealer in Brushes, 82 E.
Lake, opp. Tremont House.
BUTTER AND CHEESE HOUSE.
RICHARDS & GOOCH, 181 S. Water.
CARPETS, OIL CLOTH, Etc.
HOLLISTER E. F. & CO., 121 and 123 State (see adv't inside
front cover).
CARRIAGE GOODS AND WOOD STOCK.
BARROWS, CARPENTER & CO. (late Buchanan, Carpenter &
Co.,) 202 Lake.
BOUTON, SMITH & CO., 7 and 9 Lake.
CULVER, PAGE, HOYNE & CO. I
Manufacturers of Paging Machines. )
96
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*
Importers and Dealers in
59 & 61 Lake, and 39 Me Street,
(OLD CITY HOTEL CORNER,)
WILLIAM W. PAGE,
BOSTON, MASS.
ORVILLE PAGE.l c
C. E. PAGE, ]• CHICAGO.
S. H. RANSOM & CO.,
MANUFACTURERS OF THE CELEBRATED
9 LIGHTHOUSE
SELF-FEEDING. BASE-BURNING HEATING STOVES,
ALSO A GREAT VARIETY
Cooking and Heating Stoves adapted 1o the wants of every
section of the Country.
ffos, 10, 12, 14 & 16 RIVER STREET, CHICAGO.
FOUNDRIES AT ALBANY, N. Y.
EDDY, HARVEY & GARTER
239 & 241 MADISON ST.
The Strangers' Guide to the City of Chicago. 97
CLOAKS, SUITS AND TRIMMINGS Wholesale and Retail.)
GRISWOLD J. W. & CO., 54 and 56 Madison (see adv't, p. 8).
HOTCHKIN, PALMER & CO., 137 and 139 State.
CLOTHING Wholesale .
KELLOGG CHAS. P. & CO., 243 and 245 Madison.
TUTTLE, THOMPSON & WETMORE, 219 and 221 Madison.
CLOTHING (Retail).
WILDE, BLUETT & CO., cor. Madison and State (see adv't,
page 18).
COFFEE AND SPICE MILLS.
UNION COFFEE AND SPICE MILLS, W. F. McLaughlin,
Prop'r, 82 and 84 S. Water.
CORRUGATED IRON DOORS AND SHUTTERS.
MUNSON S. B., Jr. & CO., 27 N. Canal (see adv't, page 60).
CROCKERY, CHINA AND GLASSWARE.
FRENCH ABRAM & CO., 101 and 103 Wabash av. (see adv't,
page 56).
PARKHURST S. B., 33 and 35 Wabash av. (see adv't, page 14).
SONTAG & STAUDINGER, 160 State (see adv't, page 44).
CRANE AND DREDGE CHAINS.
GILBERT HUBBARD & CO., 226, 228 and 230 S. Water (see
adv't, page 30).
CUTLERY AND FIRE ARMS.
SEARS HENRY & CO., 62 E. Lake, cor. State.
DRIVING WAGONS.
PARSONS J. G., 155 W. Washington (see adv't, page 88).
DRY GOODS Wholesale .
ANDERSEN, OLSEN & CO., 198 E. Madison.
CARSON, PIRIE, SCOTT & CO., Madison and Franklin.
FIELD, LEITER & CO., Madison and Market (see adv't, opp.
title.)
STETTAUER BROTHERS, 246 and 248 E. Madison.
DRY GOODS (Retail).
CARSON, PIRIE & CO., Madison and Peoria (see adv't, page 20).
FIELD, LEITER & CO., State and Washington (see adv't, opp.
title).
GOSSAGE CHAS. <fe CO., 106, 108 and no State and 60 and 62
Washington (see adv't, page 58).
DRUGGISTS (Wholesale).
HURLBUT & EDSALL, 44 and 46 River (see adv't, page 36).
VAN SCHAACK, STEVENSON & REID, 92 and 94 Lake, cor.
Dearborn.
CULVER, PAGE, HOYHE & GO. I ™ & 120 MONROE ST.,
Publishers of Blank Books for Public Officers. j Opp. Old Post Office.
EDDY, HARVEY & CARTER I Olve p™UTntion to
239 & 241 MADISOBT ST. I U±tL ^
98 The Strangers' Guide to the City of Chicago.
DRUGGISTS' SUNDRIES AND SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS.
BLISS & TORREY, 171 and 173 Randolph (see adv't, page 38).
ENGRAVERS ON WOOD.
MANZ J., cor. Randolph and LaSalle (see adv't, page 64).
FURNITURE.
COLBY & WIRTS, 292 and 294 State (see adv't, side margin, right
hand pages).
HOLLISTER E. F. & CO., 121 and 123 State (see adv't, inside
front cover).
HOLTON C. C., 269 and 271 State (see adv't, page 94).
MONZEL JOHN, 266 State (see adv't, page 72).
NEUBERGER A. J. & BRO., 207 W. Madison, 59 S. Green and
153 W. Washington (see adv't, page 88).
PARMELEE WM. & CO., 276 State (see adv't, page 82).
FOLDING LOUNGES.
HOLTON C. C. & CO., 269 and 271 State (see adv't, page 94).
FRENCH CHINA AND GLASSWARE.
SONTAG & STAUDINGER, Importers, 160 State (see adv't p. 44).
FURNACES, RANGES AND STOVES.
BLISS & BROWN, 82 Lake.
FULLER, WARREN & CO., 58 and 60 Lake (see adv't, page 36).
RANSOM S. H. & CO., 10, 12, 14 and 16 River (see adv't, p. 96).
RATHBONE, SARD & CO., 38 and 40 Lake (see adv't, front of
book).
GAS AND STEAM FITTINGS.
CRANE BROS. MANFG. CO. (see adv't, page 26).
GLUE AND NEAT S-FOOT OIL MANUFACTURERS.
WAHL BROTHERS. 49 S. Franklin.
GLASS SHADES.
MARTIN O'BRIEN, 204 and 206 Wabash av., s. e. cor. Adams,
(see adv't. page 103).
GLASSWARE Bohemian and Belgian).
SONTAG & STAUDINGER, 160 State (see adv't,page 44).
GROCERS (Wholesale).
FRANKLIN MAC VEAGH & CO., cor. Wabash av. and Lake (see
adv't, opp. contents).
GOULD, BRIGGS & CO., 39 River. •
GRANNIS & FARWELL, 128 and 130 Franklin.
McNEIL & BIGGINS, 46 and 48 Michigan av., cor. S. Water.
SHERER & YOUNG, 33 and 35 River.
SPRAGUE, WARNER & CO., 53 and 55 Michigan av.
TOWLE & ROPER, 41 and 43 Wabash av. (see adv't, front of
book).
CULVER, PAGE, HOYNE & CO, I Agents for Amberg's Letter
118 & 120 MONROE ST. ) Holder, File and Binder.
EDDY, HARVEY & GARTER t
239 & 241 MADISON ST. I
Hats, Caps, Furs and Buck
Goods at "Wholesale.
The Strangers' Guide to the City of Chicago. 99
GUNS, PISTOLS, Etc.
ABBEY F. J. & CO., 43 Clark (see adv't, page 72).
SEARS HENRY & CO., 62 Lake, cor. State.
THOMAS EDWIN, JR., 79 S. Clark (see adv't, page 68).
HAIR GOODS.
C.LASSBROOK M., 88 State and 203 Madison (see adv't, colored
insert).
HARDWARE AND CUTLERY Wholesale .
HUNT EDWIN & SONS, 58 and 60 Lake.
MCDONALD BROS., 139 Lake.
MARKLEY, ALLING & CO., 49 Lake.
MILLER BROS. & KEEP, 19 Lake.
SEARS HENRY & CO., 62 Lake st., cor. State.
HARDWARE AND METALS.
BLAIR WM. & CO., 172, 174 and 176 Lake.
SEEBERGER & BREAKEY, 38 and 40 Lake.
STURGES FRANK & CO., 72, 74 and 76 Lake.
HARDWARE AND STOVES.
SURDAM S. J. & CO., 178 Lake.
HARDWARE Wholesale and Retail).
LARRABEE & NORTH, 163 and 165 Lake; also, Builders' Fine
Hardware.
TYLER & FRENCH, 68 Lake, bet. State and Dearborn; also,
Builders' Fine Hardware.
HATS AND CAPS (Wholesale).
EDDY, HARVEY & CARTER, 239 and 241 Madison (see adv't,
upper margin, right hand pages.
HATS AND CAPS (Retail).
BREWSTER JAMES P., Northwest cor. Clark and Madison (see
adv't, colored insert).
IRON, STEEL. HEAVY HARDWARE. Etc.
KIMBARK, BRO. & CO., 80, 82 and 84 Michigan av. (see adv't,
page 32).
PARKHURST & WILKINSON, 171 and 173 S. Canal (see adv't,
page 22.
JEWELRY, SILVER WARE, Etc.
WENDELL & HYMAN, 235 Wabash av. (see adv't, page 80).
JEWELRY TRAYS AND MOROCCO CASES.
RITCHIE & DUCK, Manufacturers, 154 and 155 Michigan av.
(see adv't, page 70).
LAMPS AND GLASSWARE.
BROWN & BOHNER, 33 and 35 Wabash av. (see adv't, page 14).
WHEELER H. N. & CO., 22 Lake.
CULVER, PAGE, HOY1TE & CO. 1 118 & 12° Monroe st-
WHOLESALE PAPER DEALEES. j Opp. Old Post Office.
EDDY, HARVEY & GARTER
239 & 241 MADISON ST. | w ~"~-»" BUYERS.
ioo The Strangers' Guide to the City of Chicago.
LEATHER AND SHOE FINDINGS.
PAGE, BRO. & CO., 59 and 61 Lake and 39 State, old City Hotel
corner (see adv't, page 96).
TURNER & RAY, 20 and 22 State (see adv't, page 68).
LEATHER AT WHOLESALE.
WALLIN C. C. & SONS, 221 Lake and 37 Franklin.
LEAF TOBACCO AND CIGARS.
CASE S. S. & CO., (old No.) 149 S. Water.
LIQUORS.
SWAIN, BARNARD & CO., 43 and 45 State.
LUMBER DEALERS.
PEACOCK R. & CO., 23 S. Franklin.
MACHINERY.
AMES' PORTABLE ENGINES, Collins Eaton, Agent, 70 South
Canal (see adv't, page 48).
FARGUSSON J., 56 and 58 S. Canal (see adv't, page 40).
MATCHES.
RICHARDSON'S D. M., 13 Michigan av. H. W. Durant, Agent.
MILLINERY Wholesale and Retail .
FISK D. B. & CO., cor Wabash. av and Washington (see adv't,
page 54).
HOTCHKIN, PALMER & CO., 137 and 139 State.
OCCULISTS AND AURISTS.
OLIN DR. H., 127 Clark. The largest stock of Artificial Eyes
in the West.
OPTICAL AND MATHEMATICAL INSTRUMENTS.
LANGGUTH J. G., 82 State (see adv't, page 76).
PAINTS, OILS AND GLASS.
CHASE, HANFORD & CO., i, 3 and 5 Wabash av., and 51 and
53 S. Water (see adv't, page 28).
HANNA, BARRETT & CO., 8 and 10 Dearborn (see adv't, p. 90).
LEPPERR N. S. & CO., 175 Randolph (see adv't, page 34).
PAPER HANGINGS AND WINDOW SHADES.
MACKEY & DEVEREAUX, 75 & 77 Randolph (see adv't, p. 46)
PAPER AND WOOD BOXES.
RITCHIE & DUCK, Manufacturers, 154 and 155 Michigan av.
(see adv't, page 70).
PHOTOGRAPHER (Portrait and Landscape).
GENTILE, Southeast cor. State and Washington (see adv't, opp.
page 7).
CULVER, PAGE, HOYHE & CO. \ 118 & 12° MONEOE ST
) Opp- Old Post Office-
EDDY, HARVEY & GARTER
239 & 241 MADISON ST.
1 Have the largest line of Buck
i
Goods in the City.
The Strangers' Guide to the City of Chicago.
101
PICKLES, SAUCES, Etc.
DINGEE S. & BRO., 37 River.
PICTURES AND FRAMES.
MARTIN O'BRIEN, 204 and 206 Wabash av., s. e. cor. Adams,
(see adv't, page 103).
PLATED WARE.
SEARS HENRY & CO., 62 Lake, cor. State. Sole agents for
Rogers & Sons' Plated Ware.
PUMPS AND GAS PIPE.
AUSTIN H. W. & CO., 221 and 223 S. Water; also, Heavy
Hardware.
DOUGLAS W. & B., 197 E. Lake (see adv't, page 84).
WALWORTH, BROOKS & CO., 243 and 245 Lake (see adv't,
page 24).
RAILROAD AND MACHINISTS' SUPPLIES.
CLARKE, ABBOTT & CO., 144 Lake.
RUBBER GOODS- All Kinds.
GOODYEAR RUBBER CO., 105 and 107 Madison (see adv't,
front of book).
HALLOCK & WHEELER, 169 Randolph (see adv't, page 38).
RUBBER BELTING, PACKING AND HOSE.
GOODYEAR RUBBER CO., 105 and 107 Madison (see adv't,
front of book).
HALLOCK & WHEELER, 169 Randolph (see adv't, page 38).
MERRIMAN J. G., 56 and 58 S. Canal (see adv't, page 42).
WALWORTH, BROOKS & CO., 243 and 245 Lake (see adv't,
page 24).
SAFES.
CINCINNATI SAFE AND LOCK WORKS, MacNeale & Ur-
ban, Proprietors. J. M. Terwilliger, Gen'l Agent, 49 State.
HALL'S SAFE AND LOCK CO., 147 and 149 Dearborn (see
adv't, page 52).
MOSLER, BAH MANN & CO.'S SAFES, 51 State (see adv't,
page 86).
SCALES, TRUCKS, Etc.
FAIRBANKS, MORSE & CO., in and 113 Lake (see adv't, opp.
inside front cover.
SEWING MACHINES.
HOME SEWING MACHINE, 157 State (see adv't, inside back
cover).
SEWING SILK AND MACHINE TWIST.
BELDING BROS. & CO., 198 E. Madison.
CULVER, PAGE, HOYNE & CO, I BOX MAKERS- STOCK & TOOLS,
-*r j 118 A: KM) MONROE ST.
Eddy, Harvey & Garter,
239 & 241 MADISON ST.
Manufacture FINE FURS
and ROBES.
102 The Strangers' Guide to the City of Chicago.
SOAPS-Toilet and Shaving.
PIONEER MANFG. CO., 51 and 53 S. Canal (see adv't, p. 82).
STAINED GLASS.
MISCH GEO. A. & BRO., 217 E. Washington (see adv't, p. 76).
STEAM FIRE ENGINES.
CRANE BROS. MANFG. CO., 10 N. Jefferson (see adv't, p. 26).
MERRIMAN J. G , 56 and 58 S. Canal (see adv't, page 42).
STEAM PUMPING MACHINERY.
CRANE BROS. MANFG. CO., 10 N. Jefferson (see adv't, p. 26).
MERRIMAN J. G., 56 and 58 S. Canal (see adv't, page 42).
WALWORTH, BROOKS & CO., 243 and 245 Lake (see adv't,
page 24).
STEAM WARMING AND VENTILATING APPARATUS.
CRANE BROS. MANFG. CO., 10 N. Jefferson (see adv't, p. 26.)
STOVE PIPE ELBOWS.
SARGENT, GREENLEAF & BROOKS, 25 Randolph (see adv't,
pages 80 and 92).
SELLEW ELBOW CO., 27 N. Canal (see adv't, page 60).
STOVE BOARDS AND PLAIN TINWARE MANUFACT RS.
DANE, WESTLAKE & COVERT, 228 Lake.
SURVEYING INSTRUMENTS.
LANGGUTH J. G.. 82 State (see adv't, page 76).
LARRABEE & NORTH, 163 and 165 Lake.
TANNERS1 TOOLS AND OILS.
WALLIN C. C. & SONS, 221 Lake and 37 Franklin.
TEAS Wholesale .
SHERWOOD N. & CO., 39 Wabash av. (see adv't, page 28).
TEAS, COFFEES AND SPICES Wholesale .
GRISWOLD H. F., 5 River.
KNOWLES, CLOVES & CO., 29 and 31 River (see adv't, p. 8).
THOMPSON & BARBER, 30 and 32 South Water.
TEAS, COFFEES AND SPICES Wholesale and Retail).
MEECH HORACE, 248 State (see adv't, page 84).
TENTS, AWNINGS AND FLAGS.
GILBERT HUBBARD & CO., 226, 228 and 230 S. Water (see
adv't, page 30).
TOBACCO AND DOMESTIC CIGARS.
LYONS JOSEPH M. & CO., 120 Randolph (see adv't, page 74).
TOILET 'WARE AND WATER COOLERS.
DANE, WESTLAKE & COVERT, Manufacturers, 228 Lake.
CULVER, PAGE, HOYHE & GO. I w & 120 MONROE ST.,
Publishers of Blanks and Books for Insurance Co's. j Opp. Old Post Office.
Eddy, Harvey & Garter, I
239 & 241 MADISON ST. \
Sell FURS and ROBES at
Manufacturers' Prices.
The Strangers' Guide to the City of Chicago. 103
TRUNKS, VALISES AND TRAVELING BAGS.
VOGLER & GEUDTNER, 156 State (see adv't, page 66).
TOYS, FANCY GOODS, Etc.
VERGHO, RUHLING & CO., 138, 140 and 142 State (see adv't,
page 10).
TWINES AND CORDAGE.
GILBERT HUBBARD & CO., 226, 228 and 239 S. Water (see
adv't, page 30).
UPHOLSTERY GOODS AND CURTAINS.
MACKEY & DEVEREAUX, 75 and 77 Randolph (see adv't, p.46).
WASHING MACHINES.
CALKINS' CHAMPION WASHER CO., 191 and 193 S. Clark
(see adv't, page 74).
WAX FLOWERS AND MATERIALS.
MARTIN O'BRIEN, 204 and 206 Wabash av., s. e. cor. Adams,
(see adv't, page 103).
WIRE CLOTH AND WIRE GOODS.
CLINTON WIRE CLOTH CO., 175 Randolph.
WIRE WORKS AND BRASS WINDOW FIXTURES.
PALMENBERG J. R., 200 and 202 E. Madison. Chas. J. Jetter,
Manager.
WINDOW GLASS.
M'CLELAND & SAGE, 167 and 169 Randolph (see adv't, p. 62).
WINES AND LIQUORS.
THICKSTUN C. E. & CO., 47 S. Clark, opp. Sherman House.
WIRE ROPE.
GILBERT HUBBARD & CO., 226, 228 and 230 S. Water (see
adv't, page 30).
PERSONS OF CULTIVATED TASTE SHOULD NOT FAIL
TO VISIT
0* -w-» • (ft • -w-» rw*. Spjft f9i
'Brieu s ART Eiiiporiuux
204 & 206 Wabash Ave., Chicago,
Southeast Cor, of Adams Street.
EVERY KIND OF PICTURE CAN THERE BE SEEN. ARTISTIC PICTURE
FRAMING A SPECIALTY. ARTISTS' MATERIALS, DECALCOMANIA
TRANSFERS, MATERIALS FOR WAX FLOWERS, FRENCH
GLASS SHADES. Wholesale and Retail. Send
for PRICE LISTS.
Culver, Page, Hoyne & Co. I Nos, 1 18 & 120 Monroe St.
COUNTING-HOUSE STATIONERS. ) Opposite Old Post Office.
104
AD VER TISEMENTS.
I 3VO O H.3F» OH.-A.TZ5 I>, . 1 8 O X .
CAPITAL,
$500,000,00
Assets, over
$4,000,000.00
Authorized by its Charter to Receive Money on Deposit; Buy and Sell Exchange, Bills,
Notes or other Securities; Issue Letters of Credit, Loan Money on Real Estate
or other Security; Receive and Execute Trusts of every description, etc.
DRAFTS FOB SALE ON ALL PRINCIPAL CITIES OF EUROPE.
SIX PER CENT. INTEREST PAID ON SAVINGS DEPOSITS.
CHAUNCEY T. BOWEX.
DR. JOHN H. FOSTER.
JOHN C. DORE.
T IRTJS T IE IE S : =S
DR. D. S. SMITH.
WM. H. TURNER.
NATHAN B. KIDDER.
DANIEL GOODWIN, JR.
DAVID D. SPENCER.
PERKINS BASS.
THOS. S. DOBBINS.
D. D. SPENCER,
President.
CZ^5= O IF IF I C IE IR, S : =S=O
THOS. S. DOBBINS, CHAS. D. BICKFORD, ALBERT D. GUILD,
Vice President.
Cashier.
Ass't. Cashier.
80 & 82 LaSalle Street, No. 974 Wabash Avenue
Directly West of Old Court House.
Xear 2'2nd Street.
EDDY, HARVEY & CARTER 1
239 & 241 MADISON ST.
Make the Lowest Prices on
all Goods in their line.
CULVER, PAGE, HOYNE & CO. '
Publishers of Blanks ini Boois for Eailroii Ccmpitie:. )
118 & 120 MONEOE ST.,
Opp. Old Post Office.
io6
AD VER TISEMENTS.
ROSMTHAI & GO,
WHOLESALE
AND MANUFACTURERS OF THE
WHITNEY BOOTS,
LAKE ST., COR. WABASH AVE.
BOSTON OFFICE, No. 36 & 38 Washington Square.
"
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ALSO AGENTS FOR
DR. SAPP'S WALKING MOTION TREADLE.
For full particulars, with Descriptive Circulars and
Terms to Agents, a<l<rrcs.>
JOHNSON, CLARK <5c CO.,
157 State Street, CHICAGO.
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